Sandy this cheered my day at work - it made me laugh so much I've sent it
around to others here too.
Thanks
Did I mention here that we were getting a dog called Josie at the weekend -
well we did and I was hearbroken as we had to return her to the sanctuary the
following day - it was awful. I
That's very good to know. I'll copy this to Susan, who's on this
lilst but may not be reading. We've talked recently about how to
build muscle mass on these puny kitties that just don't thrive
easily. She has one now that she's hand feeding several times daily
(whew!).
Can you get it
Gloria~
Yes, it has to be prescribed thru a vet because as I said it is a
"controlled" drug - right up there with narcotics.
However, it does work very well with cats that seem to be "wasting away"
due to their illnesses.
As much as use of steroids is debated, I feel when it comes down to
That is so true - that they are in our hearts forever. Even if they've only been our fosters for a very short time. Chrissy was so pretty and had been so unhappy around other kitties, and this seemed to be the perfect home for her. TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sigh. i'm sorry,
No, the citation is just the book and volume number. You probably
have the actual court decision. Thanks for offering to fax it, but that's
not necessary. I saved the summary that you sent me, and if I ever need access
to the case I'll contact ALDF. The only fax machine I have has to be
Look at the reasoning used in the decisions you have where ordinances were
struck down, and see if you can use that.
Also, if you can get one of your "expert" witnesses-- the vet or the animal
services person who is writing you a letter-- to say in a letter or in testimony
that different
That is really strange-- that they say you need a permit but do not have
any written record of giving them out? I would say that bolsters the claim
of arbitrary and capricious behavior-- that they do not seem to have a uniform
way of deciding or recording the permits, and seem to do it by
Hideyo,
Great news about Hannibal! If he keeps this up,
you'll have to put him on a diet!
:)
Wendy
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Gloria,
I'm sorry to hear about Chrissy. Do you think the vet
recommended euthanasia for a bladder stone? Doesn't
make sense.
:)
Wendy
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Belinda would you add one of my former fosters (not
FELV) to the Bridge
list? Name was Chrissy, owner renamed to Prissy.
Actually, the owner indicated that it was her choice because she herself has
had kidney stones and knows how much they hurt. She was new to that vet, as
she just moved (like 10 miles from her former place). From what she said, she
was just adamant about it, thinking she was doing the right
Actually, the owner indicated that it was her choice because she herself has
had kidney stones and knows how much they hurt. She was new to that vet, as
she just moved (like 10 miles from her former place). From what she said, she
was just adamant about it, thinking she was doing the right
What I found out from Denise who is
director of animal services division is that they are currently investigating
him for some misconduct he did not follow the procedure, could the city
tell me sorry, we have to take the permit back??
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Thank you, Michelle for you input. One of
my vets is going to do a live testimony, so I think he can testify the below
(space needs for different species) on my behalf.
I will also look it up about the ordinance
form other cities I know they all have a limit.. but they dont calculate the
I had a bond arraignment this morning for
the criminal complaint this morning.. so pleaded not guilty and trial is now
scheduled for 1/12 (so soon) I hope everything will go well next Monday
otherwise, then I have to appeal,, and I guess I could get a continuance on the
trial 1/12 (or at
do you have a criminal lawyer? I really would consider getting
one.
Michelle
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I had a bond
arraignment this morning for the criminal complaint this morning.. so pleaded
not guilty and trial is
Yeah.. Gregs friend is a very good
criminal lawyer he is probably too good he defends lots of federal crimes..
I will ask him.. Greg does not want me to freak out too much.. we will do out
best to see what happens on Monday (he is pretty optimistic about Monday) and
then if it does not
If they all have limits and they are a fixed number, I probably would not
bring them up at all.
As to your argument, I think you are right about focusing on the 10% issue.
It is really random. Where does it come from? Are they suggesting that
people who have dogs are supposed to confine
sounds good. whatever happens on Monday, if the criminal charges are not
dropped, bring the lawyer.
Michelle
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Yeah.. Greg’s friend
is a very good criminal lawyer – he is probably too good – he
I think it came from hobby breeder permit
where people keep their animals in kennels and cages (originally, they did not
even have a multiple permit, the law was only written for hobby breeders and
then, they add the multiple permit name added to the existing hobby breeder
ordinance
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I think the next logical step is for you to go to law school!
Ok, if you are going to be before a hearing officer rather than a judge,
Greg is right-- the hearing officer probably can not, let alone will not, rule
an ordinance invalid. I think you are right to stress the no problem, no
Michelle - If I ever forget to tell you,
I wanted to you know how grateful I am of your insight on this. And I will
tell all my furry children how much you are helping me and saving their lives!!
Yes, everything you say totally makes
sense. I wish I had something physical to proof that
Hmm. Wow, I would want to bring up that other woman's case, but
you're right in not wanting to jeopardize her. What is the zoning for where you
are? If you incorporated as a nonprofit rescue group, could you get a kennel or
sanctuary license?
Michelle
Thanks so much, Kerry...
At 05:07 PM 12/13/2005, you wrote:
Gloria, I am so sorry. That is awful, truly heartbreaking.
I am sort of dreading the time my foster Pookie goes back home. (Supposed to
be Xmas now, but it was supposed to be Thanksgiving, so I don't know...)
love and hugs to you,
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