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by Schaferhunden on 13 July 2010 - 23:07
by Schaferhunden on 14 July 2010 - 00:07
we all know you are breeding and selling puppies. In the END you will be judged your lies and deceit. And the all the pain and suffering you caused those helpless animals.
"They couldn't move around for exercise. Three was no food or water in most of the cages. Inside the living room of the house was a female German shepherd with five little puppies in one of those carriers."
Janice Bartmess denies the allegations that were made on Thursday. She thinks the problems of the kennel are being exaggerated. "I say it's exaggerated and there's a lot of lying going on. I'm not saying everything was perfect. I think the situation between my side and what they are saying is absolutely bipolar ...."
An emaciated German shepherd was found in the front yard, the dog was in a small dog carrier. The animal was so ill that veterinarians had to euthanize it.
They then found dogs in the backyard and in the garage living in horrible, filthy conditions.
"The ground was covered with feces over a foot high in some places."
"I say it's exaggerated and there's a lot of lying going on."
I said i didn't do it. It was Mel Gibson
by DDR-DSH on 18 July 2010 - 23:07
Mother was given a tiny blue plaster mixing tray with a hand towel in it. The towel was orange. It was no way big enough for all of them and the floor was damp and dirty, full of bacteria and coccidia, no doubt. Those pups were doomed from the time the "humane officers" got them. All died. Shameful day for law enforcement.. This was a litter I had planned for four years, and hoped to kick off a program to produce occasional donations for law enforcement. They don't need any help from the public. They do quite well for themselves, it seems, even if it involves cheating and lying. So, be it. I donated dogs in the past to a major metro PD and US Customs ( I have evidence to prove this, also), but never again.
Not entirely their fault, of course.. They are only as stupid as the average person, and the average person is deceived by "animal rights" lies and activism, so.. I just expected a little more, you know, than a Joe SixPack mentality and gullibility from law enforcement and prosecutors who have been told that breeders are evil (Why? So that AR / rescue people can hog the pet market and bury their private sector competition?)
In case people haven't figured it out, yet, the "humane" industry is just an impound industry (like auto impound), taking and selling private property on any pretense they can. Also, in case no one has figured it out, yet, this list is infested with animal rights legal / propaganda activists.
I never said I was totally without fault.. I NEVER said that. But, I say their case was not so righteous. It is too easy to lie, fabricate / tamper with / suppress evidence. You are guilty until YOU prove yourself innocent, and that is not the responsibility of anyone but the defendant and their lawyers. The truth matters for nothing in a court of law, unless you have the kind of money it takes (a lot) to stay the course for perhaps months to get it out in court, eventually. It generally isn't worth it, if you can take a plea. That's why people take pleas, and that's why prosecutors offer pleas, because they are not always so motivated or comfortable with their case.
by DDR-DSH on 18 July 2010 - 23:07
Animal rights followers are stoopid, I guess.. They don't see that the dogs end up in terrible conditions so often when they are impounded. What I saw was "anything-but" a nurturing, caring environment at the county im-pound. Dogs were scared, stressed, fighting disease, later fighting each other due to overcrowding and stress, mismatching. Many euthanized as an expediency, so they didn't have to spend money on so much as suturing up a skin tear, gotten from a dog fight in THEIR care!
There were few happy homes for the dogs, seldom so much as a glance by the two kennel workers who slogged back and forth with rubber boots and hoses. Most of the impound (aka "shelter") employees were inside the office, nice and clean and in air conditioning, or out in their trucks, collecting licenses I think. All looked clean except the two overworked kennel helpers. THEY can neglect dogs legally.. OK by law.. whereas the public can be prosecuted for same. Interesting, no? I wonder if the dog knows the difference, and feels less misery when dished out by a public employee? Smells like hypocracy, to me.
by DDR-DSH on 18 July 2010 - 23:07
If there is a God, things will sort themselves out and the truth will be revealed as needed. If there is no God, then none of this shit matters, anyway.. Something to think about.. Which would YOU prefer?
by Sangreinu on 19 July 2010 - 05:07
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