Hey Nina,
No, just happened to see this on PurringPixie - well, we do hear
occasionally. I know of a situation here in Little Rock where
someone complained, but they weren't that heavy handed.
I know of a situation in San Antonio also (thru another mailing list)
where a neighbor complained and called the city. They seem to take
more time with it and have a "hearing" and so on.
I think here in Little Rock, and maybe other places, the city doesn't
bother people who are over the limit unless neighbors complain. It's
nice to have a network of people with cats, so one can get "help" if
needed.
Gloria
On Nov 13, 2005, at 6:46 AM, Nina wrote:
Gloria,
Do you see this sort of thing all the time? It's heartbreaking.
What do people without friends and resources do? God, I wish I had
more money than I knew what to do with! This poor man, and those
poor cats! What's your association with this, have you spoken to
him directly? Nina
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "pixell9" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 02:50:06 -0000
Subject: [PurringPixieCatResource] URGENT OLD BRIDGE NJ 20 CATS
NEED SAFE HAVEN (FWD MESSAGE)
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my name is dave rosenberg, I need help fast.
one of my neighbors called the health dept because we have too
many cats
we need to find a shelter that will take almost 20 cats
immediately!
it all started with a neighbor leaving her pregnant cat when she
moved
noe I am over run with them.
thw inspector suggested I bring them to the old bridge kennel,
but I know
they will be put to
sleep beacuse the shelter is too small to accomodate more than
for or
five animals.
please help! tell me where i can bring them.
I have tried pet smart and private ads in the newspaper and have
put up
signs everywhere.
now the health inspector will be back very soon
I would appreciate any help you can give me.
thank you.
my email address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
my phone number is 7325836287
