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The
Root Of The Issue:
On the evening of September 27th, 2006 ,without warning or
explanation, Joanne Hale and Cathy Kittell , representing HeavenSent
Bulldog Rescue , were removed from the BCARN list of rescue contacts.
This decision was made by Stephanie Light , the
BCARN National Coordinator, and
Karen Massaro, Coordinator for the Northeastern States.
Heavensent Bulldog Rescue was the only group representing New
Jersey, and regularly provided rescue for Bulldogs in Pennsylvania ,
Delaware and Maryland.
No person or group has been assigned to the areas we
regularly covered. Bulldogs at risk in our area remain unprotected.
To date, no reasonable explanation has been provided as to the
decision to remove HeavenSent from the rescue roster. We must assume,
from the sequence of events and the lack of any evidence of misdeeds
on the part of Heavensent, that our removal was in retaliation
for not releasing 3 in-tact mature female Bulldogs who were entrusted
to our care by a Pennsylvania animal shelter.
A formal complaint was filed by our attorney on
October 06, 2006. Copies were provided to all appropriate BCA and
BCARN officers and administrators. Our request, within the content
of our complaint, has not yet been acknowledged.
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The
BCA/BCARN Issue
October 23, 2006:
UPDATE.
To date, there has not been the dignity of a response
to the letter sent by our attorney on Oct. 06. We are aware
that BCA President Claudia Brown has been led to believe she has
no jurisdiction over the affairs of BCARN and that there is no
legal connection between the two groups.
On the official website of The Bulldog Club of
America (www.thebca.org)
, a page designated "Officers, Divisions and Club Members
of the BCA" lists officers of The Bulldog Club of America. Those
listed include the treasurer of the BCARN, Inc. and a "Committe
Chairperson 2006-2007 " for Bulldog Rescue. Obviously,
there is not full separation.
In addition , any person who wishes to join BCARN,
must first become a paid member of the BCA, with an application signed
by a member in good standing of the BCA, and that applicant must
remain a paid member in good standing to remain on the BCARN; hence,
a viable connection.
The contention of complete separation is also contradicted
in the Spring- 2006 Newletter written by Stephanie Light and available
on the BCARN website , lower left side , under "Newsletters".
That very issue is addressed in the following e-mail that was sent
today.
To: Stefanie Light, President,
BCARN Board of Directors and National Coordinator
cc: Claudia Brown, President,
BCA
cc: Gail Knight, BCA
Committee Chair, Bulldog Rescue
In an article entitled "News
from the National Coordinator" on Page 3 of the Bulldog
Club of America Rescue Network "Rescuer" newsletter, Volume
VII, Issue 9, published in Spring 2006, there is reference made to
the appointment of two new Directors to the BCARN Board. Specifically,
the article states, "As required by the BCARN bylaws, the BCA
President, Bob Newcomb, appointed two new Directors to the BCARN
Board. They are Cindy Mozingo, Division V, and Bethany Scott, Division
IV."
Although the BCA Bylaws and constitution
are posted on the BCA web site, the BCARN documents are absent. Please advise
as to the procedure under which I can obtain a copy of the
BCARN bylaws. Also, as required under IRS regulations, please
provide me with a copy of the BCARN's exemption application, including
Form 1023 together with supporting documents and any letter or document
issued by the IRS concerning the application the BCARN's three
most recently filed annual information returns. If there are
costs associated with the copying of the documents, please advise. Please
send the documents to my attention at the following address.
Kara Gordon
(ADDRESS REMOVED)
I've copied the requirement
to produce the documents below. Thank you in advance for
your consideration.
On April
8, 1999, the IRS issued T.D.
8818, amending the regulations implementing IRC
section 6104 of the Code. These amendments generally require
tax-exempt organizations (other than private foundations) to
provide copies of certain tax documents to requesting individuals;
these tax documents are usually to be provided immediately in
the case of in-person requests and within 30 days in the case
of written requests. The tax-exempt organization may charge a
reasonable copying fee plus actual postage, if any. These
new disclosure requirements are in addition to the requirement
that tax-exempt organizations must make their tax-documents available
for public inspection.
The affected tax documents are
the exempt organization's exemption application and its three most
recently filed annual information returns. An exemption application
includes the Form 1023 (for organizations recognized exempt under § 501(c)(3)),
Form 1024 (for organizations recognized exempt under most other
paragraphs of § 501(c)), or the letter submitted under the
paragraphs for which no form is prescribed, together with supporting
documents and any letter or document issued by the IRS concerning
the application. (emphasis added)
The information returns are the Form
990 , Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax, Form
990-EZ , Short Form Return of Organization Exempt From Income
Tax, Form 990-PF, Return of Private Foundation, Form
990-BL , Information and Initial Excise Tax Return for Black
Lung Benefit Trusts and Certain Related Persons, and the Form
1065, U.S. Partnership Return of Income.
From:
KAREN L MASSARO
Sent: Wednesday, October 04,
2006 12:45 PM
To: Cathy Kittell
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Ms. Cathy Kittell,
To follow is the response to your request for the
reasons prompting the decision to rescind access to applications,
and to remove contact information from the National Roster.
Placing apps on hold when the applicant had not
even been contacted, and placing too many apps on hold. The web site
instructs: "Use this option when you are seriously considering
an applicant for an adoption. This will notify other rescuers not
to contact the applicant about dogs they are placing. Of great concern
was the fact that two applications that had only been on file for
two (2) days were on hold. Please remove the Hold if you do not place
a Bulldog with the Applicant." No way could there be that many
adoptions in progress. This is not being a team player and it can
prevent applicants from ever being allowed to adopt because other
rescuers may not review the application when it is on Hold. It has
had a negative effect on other BCARN members who feel that Joanne
isn't "playing fair". Unfortunately your alliance with
Joanne in Heavensent Bulldog Rescue has not been to your advantage
-- Allowing dogs to be adopted intact. One intact
male was adopted out twice. On this particular dog, Joanne had been
questioned because the web posting mentioned that he was not neutered.
She replied that ALL dogs placed through rescue were spayed/neutered.
-- Allowing dogs to be adopted without going through
foster care. The Code of Conduct clearly describes when this can
be done as follows: "Arrange adoptions without a period of foster
care only when the dog is already spayed or neutered, and up to date
on vaccinations with documentation provided. The dog should be evaluated
in the current home to ensure that the temperament is sound and any
medical issues can be managed by the adopter. When possible, the
dog should be transported to the adopting home by a BCA Rescue Network
member or another responsible rescue transport volunteer."
-- Not being able (or willing?) to advise rescue
who has the 3 Chester County dogs from the shelter in Reading PA.
While it was important to get the dogs into foster homes quickly,
it just is not possible for permanent adoptions to be arranged in
a day or two for dogs just coming out of a shelter. A foster care
contract should have been completed, stating that the foster caretaker
would return the dog to BCARN if/when requested, and the Hold-Harmless
Agreement to release BCARN from liability for any losses or damages.
None of these guidelines were followed.
Rescuers must keep the contact information for the
person who has each foster and adopted dog. From the Code of Conduct: "Keep
accurate records of all Bulldogs entering the rescue program and
where they were placed." Not being *able* to tell us implies
that the paperwork wasn't done. Not being *willing* to tell us goes
back to the lack of teamwork.
Karen Massaro
BCA Division I Rescue Coordinator
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Correspondence
Btwn. Cathy Kittell & BCA/BCARN Admin.
From: Cathy Kittell Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 2:28
PM
To: resqone@rescuebulldogs.org; stefanie_light@sra.com; Cynder2958@earthlink.net
Subject: Can't log into BCA Website
Hi Stefanie/Cindy:
As I stated in my email to you, Stephanie, last evening
at 8:07pm EST, I am still unable
to log in to the BCA site. I have several dogs to
place, and a potential adoption underway, and I need access to the
applications! Please help me ASAP - there are dogs and
families counting on us and I can't help them without access.
I am not aware that I have violated any rules which would cause
my login/ID to be revoked. Whatever the case may be here, it
can't be more important than the bulldogs who need our help.
Please contact me as soon as possible. I look forward to hearing
from you.
Thanks,
Cathy Kittell
From: Stefanie Light
To: 'Cathy Kittell'
Cc: 'KAREN L MASSARO'
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Importance: High
Cathy,
I am sorry, I can’t give you access to the applications. I
cannot discuss the details at this time, but Karen Massaro should
be providing more information shortly. I regret that this had to
be done without advance notice. I agree we don’t want this to disadvantage the dogs. Let’s
talk about what we need to do.
How many dogs do you have that need to be placed? What are their
situations, and where are they currently? Have you already spoken
with the potential adopters and checked their references?
Stefanie
From: Cathy Kittell
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 9:28 PM
To: 'bulldogresq@adelphia.net'; 'klmassaro@sbcglobal.net'
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Stefanie,
At this point I am quite dismayed and honestly, disgusted at
the way I have been treated during the past two days.
As I reported to you on September 27, 2006, my login privileges
were revoked with no warning, and although you say you regret having
had to take this action without advance notice, that does not
make up for the frustration and embarrassment that I have endured
in trying to perform my duties as a volunteer with the public. I
learned yesterday that not only were my login privileges revoked,
preventing me from accessing applications of people I'm already working
with and potentially good homes for dogs I'm trying to place, but
my name and contact information were removed from the BCA rescue
roster. I can only hope that there is not a dog in need in
the state of New Jersey tonight, for that person and dog would be
at a loss as to who to contact within the BCA organization in New
Jersey.
My name has been on the rescue roster since July of this year. I can
provide you with a log of the many phone calls I have received, adoptions
I've facilitated, transport, home visits, counseling and rescue duties
I have performed in the past three months.
With that said, if you feel you can not grant me access to the BCA
applications, and I must wait for Karen Massaro to explain the
reason that I was removed without any explanation or notice then I
will respectfully request that the president
of the BCA refund my BCA membership dues in full as
soon as possible.
The purpose of my joining the BCA was to perform rescue duties to
the utmost of high standards in the eye of the club, the public and
my peers. Blocking my access to applications and removing my
name is a slap in the face to me, my standards, my reputation, and insulting
to my intelligence and my dignity. I have done nothing
to warrant this kind of treatment.
As I stated in my last note, I have several bulldogs that need to
be placed, but at this point I feel that it would be in mine and
the families/dogs best interest to accomplish this using
my own resources.
Sincerely,
Cathy Kittell
From: KAREN L MASSARO
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 1:44 AM
To: Cathy Kittell
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Hello Cathy,
I received your email, and while I can understand your upset, you
must understand that this was not an action taken lightly, or without
great consideration. The decision was not made for any other
reason than it was in the best interests of the rescue bulldogs,
and the rescue organization as a whole.
I will be composing a correspondence which will clearly delineate
all the reasons for this action having been taken.
I did have one question for you. You said this action
prevented you from accessing applications of families/individuals
that you are currently working with. I have a problem understandiing
that. It would seem obvious that if you were working with a
family that you would have printed out the application to have close
at hand. The apps contain a great deal of information, and
I for one couldn't possibly retain all that information without having
the application to refer to. Perhaps your memory skills are
better than mine.
I assure you that I will complete the letter and have it posted
to you within a few days.
Best,
Karen Massaro
Division I Coordinator
From: Cathy Kittell
Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2006 11:25 AM
To: 'KAREN L MASSARO'
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Karen--
To answer your question, I am a professional software
systems programmer /engineer, ergo
printing is archiac.
Cathy
From: KAREN L MASSARO
Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2006 7:30 PM
To: Cathy Kittell
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Thanks for that clarification. However, we're not speaking
about programming, or software systems, we're talking about information
relative to a safe, appropriate placement for a bulldog. Unless
you have a photographic memory, printed information is sometimes
the best way to go.
Karen Massaro
From: KAREN L MASSARO
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 12:45 PM
To: Cathy Kittell
Subject: RE: Can't log into BCA Website
Ms. Cathy Kittell,
To follow is the response to your request for the reasons
prompting the decision to rescind access to applications, and to
remove contact information from the National Roster.
Placing apps on hold when the applicant had not even
been contacted, and placing too many apps on hold. The web site instructs: "Use
this option when you are seriously considering an applicant for an
adoption. This will notify other rescuers not to contact the applicant
about dogs they are placing. Of great concern was the fact that two
applications that had only been on file for two (2) days were on
hold. Please remove the Hold if you do not place a Bulldog with the
Applicant." No way could there be that many adoptions in progress.
This is not being a team player and it can prevent applicants from
ever being allowed to adopt because other rescuers may not review
the application when it is on Hold. It has had a negative effect
on other BCARN members who feel that Joanne isn't "playing
fair". Unfortunately your alliance with Joanne in Heavensent
Bulldog Rescue has not been to your advantage.
-- Allowing dogs to be adopted intact. One intact male
was adopted out twice. On this particular dog, Joanne had been questioned
because the web posting mentioned that he was not neutered. She replied
that ALL dogs placed through rescue were spayed/neutered.
-- Allowing dogs to be adopted without going through
foster care. The Code of Conduct clearly describes when this can
be done as follows: "Arrange adoptions without a period of foster
care only when the dog is already spayed or neutered, and up to date
on vaccinations with documentation
provided. The dog should be evaluated in the current home to ensure
that the temperament is sound and any medical issues can be managed
by the adopter. When possible, the dog should be transported to the
adopting home by a BCA Rescue Network member or another responsible
rescue transport volunteer."
-- Not being able (or willing?) to advise rescue who
has the 3 Chester County dogs from the shelter in Reading PA. While
it was important to get the dogs into foster homes quickly, it just
is not possible for permanent adoptions to be arranged in a day or
two for dogs just coming out of a shelter. A foster care contract
should have been completed, stating that the foster caretaker
would return the dog to BCARN if/when requested, and the Hold-Harmless
Agreement to release BCARN from liability for any losses or damages.
None of these guidelines were followed.
Rescuers must keep the contact information for the
person who has each foster and adopted dog. From the Code of Conduct: "Keep
accurate records of all Bulldogs entering the rescue program and
where they were placed." Not being *able* to tell us implies
that the paperwork wasn't done. Not being *willing* to tell us goes
back to the lack of teamwork.
Karen Massaro
BCA Division I Rescue Coordinator
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Correspondence
Btwn. Joanne Hale &BCA/BCARN Admin.
Subj: Bulldogs from the Chester Seizure
Date: 9/25/2006 8:02:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
From: klmassaro@sbcglobal.net
To: Jobaby25@aol.com
Ms Joanne Hale
I have been advised that three(3) female bulldogs
from the Chester, PA seizure have come into your custody, and we
need to address that. Kathy DelGrande has been designated as
the rescuer who will make ANY AND ALL decisions regarding placement
of any bulldogs coming from the Chester Shelter. No other rescuers
are entitled to make those decsions unless approved by Kathy DelGrande.
Please contact Kathy about arrangements to get these
three females to her. Placing them by anyone other than
Kathy is not acceptable at this point in time.
My number at home is 860-536-1181, cell is 860-861-3818,
and work is 860-405-9108.
I would expect that I will be receiving an email
or letter stating the "issues" you feel that you have
experienced with my rescue efforts and the reason I was pulled from
the rescue roster. I would like to have this ASAP so that I
can review it and have my attorney review it as well.
Karen Massaro
BCA Division I Rescue Coordiinator
Ms Joanne Hale,
To follow is the response to your request regarding
the reasons that the decision was made to rescind your access to
applications, and to remove your contact information from the roster.
-- Placing apps on hold when the applicant had not even been contacted,
and placing too many apps on hold. The web site instructs: "Use
this option when you are seriously considering an applicant for an
adoption. I particularly noted that there were holds already placed
on applications which had only been filed two (2) days prior. This
will notify other rescuers not to contact the applicant about dogs
they are placing. Please remove the Hold if you do not place a Bulldog
with the Applicant." No way could there be that many adoptions
in progress. This is
not being a team player and it can prevent applicants from ever being
allowed to adopt because other rescuers may not review the application
when it is on Hold. It has had a negative effect on other BCARN members
who feel that you aren’t "playing fair".
-- Allowing dogs to be adopted intact. One intact male was adopted
out twice. On this particular dog, you had been questioned because
the webposting mentioned that he was not neutered. Yoou replied that
ALL dogs placed through rescue were spayed/neutered.
-- Allowing dogs to be adopted without going through foster care.
The Code of Conduct clearly describes when this can be done as follows: "Arrange
adoptions without a period of foster care only when the dog is already
spayed or neutered, and up to date on vaccinations with documentation
provided. The dog should be evaluated in the current home to ensure
that the temperament is sound and any medical issues can be managed
by the adopter. When possible, the dog should be transported to the
adopting home by a BCA Rescue Network member or another responsible
rescue transport volunteer." To do any less is to put the entire
rescue organization at risk.
-- Not being able (or willing?) to tell us who has the 3 Chester
County dogs from the shelter in Reading PA. While it was important
to get the dogs into foster homes quickly, it just is not possible
for permanent adoptions to be arranged in a day or two for dogs just
coming out of a shelter. A foster care contract should have been
completed, stating that the foster caretaker would return the dog
to BCARN if/when requested, and the Hold-Harmless Agreement to release
BCARN from liability for any losses or damages.
Rescuers must keep the contact information for the person who has
each foster and adopted dog. From the Code of Conduct: "Keep
accurate records of all Bulldogs entering the rescue program and
where they were placed." Not being *able* to tell us implies
that the paperwork wasn't done. Not being *willing* to tell us goes
back to the lack of teamwork.
Karen Massaro
BCA Division I Rescue Coordinator
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Correspondence
Btwn. Others & BCA/BCARN Admin.
From: Geary&Sandy
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 1:49 AM
To: resqone@rescuebulldogs.org
Subject: Heavensent
Dear Stefanie,
Why??
why did you let this happen?
why have you done nothing to rectify it?
why would you EVER allow someone like Kathy Degrande to do this???
I WAS a member of LSBC for about 6 years before
Kathy started coming to the meetings. within 2 years everyone who
was actively involved with this club started to drop out.
reason...........Kathy Degrande.
You are a person who is respected, and i am so very
disappointed that you are not standing up for what is right,
Heavensent has done nothing wrong.
Kathy was insulted, so she gets her friend to remove Heavensent
from the rescue roster
who is this really hurting
the dogs thats who
but Kathy doesn't care about the dogs she only cares about herself
and trying to make herself look good.
I helped Joanne with a rescue out of Berks County
, Kathy was notified first, but she said the dog did not have the "classic" bulldog
look, so she was not interested.
This is the kind of person you want representing your orginization?
someone who only wants the dogs that have "the look"?
or maybe she only wants the dogs with the publicity surrounding them,
like these females from the Michael Wolfe raid.
You should be ashamed of yourself for not addressing this and putting
a stop to people abusing their positions. I am a believer
in rescue, but if your rescue orginization is just another "clique" then
shame on you.
I hope you do not allow Kathy Degrande to put an
end to a dedicated and hard working group like Heavensent. Joanne
and her group have placed many dogs into loving homes, isn't that
what rescue is about?
Thank you,
Sandra Rhen
To: 'Geary&Sandy'
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 12:14 AM
Subject: RE: Heavensent
Hello, Sandra,
Thank you for expressing your concern about
the decision that Heaven Sent rescue should no longer be associated
with BCARN. I take it you do not know all the reasons that Karen
and I felt this was a necessary decision. It has been building up
for several months, with information coming from more than one source
and being carefully considered. I will not engage in a point-by-point
debate of who did what to whom.
Please be aware that we have done nothing to prevent
Heaven Sent from continuing their rescue work. They can rescue Bulldogs
with or without “the look”, as they wish. And BCARN will
continue to rescue as many purebred Bulldogs as we can. I believe
that is what our supporters expect.
To add insult to injury - More Sad News. Not
only has the world lost sweet Winston, who wanted nothing more from
life than some meatballs, a kind touch and some gentle words, RESCUE
is not getting the benefit of someone who gives of her heart and
soul, not to mention her home and resources, to rescue bulldogs. Joanne
Hale is being persecuted by the BCA Rescue Network because of politics
and personalities. Joanne is not "permitted" to be
involved in "BCA-sanctioned" rescue because she did not
play the politics game. Cathy is not permitted to be involved
because of her "unfortunate" association with Joanne.
If it wasn't for Joanne, at best, Winston would have died locked
in a basement starving to death. If it wasn't for Joanne, he
never would have known a happy moment in his WHOLE LIFE. If
it wasn't for Joanne, his tail would never have wagged again. THINK
ABOUT ALL THE DOGS OUT THERE WHO ARE BEING DISCARDED AT THIS VERY
MOMENT BECAUSE PEOPLE WHO ARE "IN CHARGE" DON'T LIKE JOANNE
OR DIDN'T GET WHAT THEY WANTED. THEY DON'T PUT THE DOGS FIRST. RESCUING
DOGS IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF RESCUE - NOT GETTING IN THE NEWSPAPER
- NOT THANK YOUS - NOT RECOGNITION - EGO does not belong in
rescue. Rescue takes HEART and GUTS and PERSEVERENCE.
All of you are witnesses to the love and caring Joanne gives to
the SICK AND SUFFERING, ABANDONED AND DISCARDED, LONELY AND LOST,
UNWANTED AND FORGOTTEN bulldogs. These are the dogs who are
not IN the news. She gets nothing material out of it, and usually
no recognition. What Joanne gets is to know in her heart
that she's made a difference in the bulldog's life. Joanne
has a heart of gold. There is no bulldog too sick, too old,
too hard or too far gone. To subject her to this kind of treatment
is simply insane.
Yep! This is a classic example of the lunatics running the
asylum. Someone who does what Joanne does for rescue should
get a medal, not a kick in the ass. For Joanne, rescue is a
24/7 job. To criticize, ostracize and defame her is just not
right. There comes a point when you have to stand up and say, "This
is just not right. I'm not going to sit still for this treatment." If
you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. STAND
UP for Joanne and HeavenSent. Thanks to all of you who already
have. We can't thank you enough for your support.
From: bulldogresq@adelphia.net
To: pkfidazzo@aol.com
Sent: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 3:39 PM
Subject: RE:
Hello,
I regret that people are choosing to believe that the decision regarding
Heaven Sent Rescue was political. Just please consider that BCARN
would have nothing to gain by doing this if we had not believed it
was necessary.
Stefanie Light
Bulldog Club of America
From: AnnaScotland1@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 12:05 AM
To: bulldogresq@adelphia.net ; klmassaro@sbcglobal.net; Karen.Massaro@uconn.edu
Subject: in the best interest of the dogs...
My name is Anna Gristina and I adopted Buhbee ( remember the un
adoptable dog) you thought should be put to sleep. Well I must say
you should both be ashamed of yourself for the way you have handled
the dropping of Heavensent from the rescue roster.. I am not
directly affiliated with them other than they HELPED Buhbee get
out of the hell he was in and to me. Yes they helped him... I know
for a fact Sonya his old owner was told to put him down by you guys...
Do you really care about the rescue of the suffering dogs??? Or
more about your power plays and power trips. RESCUE is about the
best interest of helping the dogs in need. You should be removed
from this organization and let people who truly love the dogs and
put there needs first take over..
I pledge my help in any way I can to Heavensent for what they
did for Buhbee and all the other dogs. I am going to send a sizable
donation to help with any legal fees they may encounter due to your
power plays and un professional games. At the expense of the dogs...
I never get involved in other people's crap, but i feel so strongly
for the dogs in need that I had to get involved...Your BS is hurting
the chances of some bullies getting placed.. you are selfish and
shameful....
You should be ashamed of yourself'. So ashamed.
will defiantly be making some powerful calls tomorrow to look into
the funding and distribution for donations to see if they have been
appropriately spent. After all your shameful display of power mogul
leaves me in doubt as to what else is going on and how the organization
is handling the donated funds as your apparent removal of Heavensent
was not in the best interest of the dogs.... IS IT...
I will be calling the attorney-general in your state to ask them
how I can obtain the public information ...Its my right as a citizen
to request this ..
And for the record I went to meet a dog in LI one year ago.. No
home check no call to my vet or references .. I could have driven
him home.. other than he was way to much Bulldog for new bullie owners
and we elected to not adopt him.... so don't throw stones at other
rescues groups when the flaws run in every group...
Anna Gristina
Subj: RE: in the best interest of the dogs...
Date: 10/21/2006 10:42:42 PM
From: bulldogresq@adelphia.net
To: AnnaScotland1@aol.com
Hello, Anna,
thank you for adopting Buhbee. I hope you are able to address his
special needs for the rest of his life so that he won’t have
to be re-homed again or be at risk of being put down. And I commend
you for being willing to do that.
Stefanie Light
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