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Attached is an update on the Murder Hollow Pack situation and the need for additional donations ASAP. Any amount you can spare will help. Please feel free to send this on to any appropriate lists you may have.
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If you have any questions, let me know. And thanks for your support.
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Barbara Wicklund
$$ STILL NEEDED TO HELP
THE MURDER HOLLOW BASSET HOUND PACK
The end of this tragic episode, in which 11 Basset Hounds were seized by the Pennsylvania SPCA in July, 2009, is in sight, but funds are still needed to pay the attorney for the many hours he has spent seeking justice for Wendy Willard.
Under a recently-executed consent agreement, Wendy will undergo monthly inspections until September 30 to make sure her dogs and her property remain in good condition. The criminal charges against her then will be dismissed.
She is unlikely ever to see her dogs again. Ten have been adopted out; the 11th one died while being spayed by the PSPCA. Vet records provided by the PSPCA reveal that none of the dogs needed treatment for Lyme disease or any other ailment, other than the upper respiratory infections they developed at the shelter.
The dogs cannot be replaced but we can do everything possible to make sure other innocent owners of multiple dogs don’t endure this same harrowing experience.
PLEASE GIVE WHAT YOU CAN TODAY…EVERY DOLLAR WILL HELP.
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If you have any questions, let me know. And thanks for your support.
*
Barbara Wicklund
$$ STILL NEEDED TO HELP
THE MURDER HOLLOW BASSET HOUND PACK
The end of this tragic episode, in which 11 Basset Hounds were seized by the Pennsylvania SPCA in July, 2009, is in sight, but funds are still needed to pay the attorney for the many hours he has spent seeking justice for Wendy Willard.
Under a recently-executed consent agreement, Wendy will undergo monthly inspections until September 30 to make sure her dogs and her property remain in good condition. The criminal charges against her then will be dismissed.
She is unlikely ever to see her dogs again. Ten have been adopted out; the 11th one died while being spayed by the PSPCA. Vet records provided by the PSPCA reveal that none of the dogs needed treatment for Lyme disease or any other ailment, other than the upper respiratory infections they developed at the shelter.
The dogs cannot be replaced but we can do everything possible to make sure other innocent owners of multiple dogs don’t endure this same harrowing experience.
PLEASE GIVE WHAT YOU CAN TODAY…EVERY DOLLAR WILL HELP.