Yeah.. I have a letter from her.. also a
friend of mine who was an assistant mayor recently became a deputy director of environmental
health service where animal services division sits under.. so we are making
some calls to see if this can be taken care of internally.. but I am playing a
phone tag with the director of animal services.. so I am still prepared to go
to a court and to win.. if I don’t win.. what are the options??? Taking my
animals away and kill them??? It just does not make sense. My animals are not
bothering anyone, and they are well taken care of .. why removing them and trying
to kill them using tax payer’s money.. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of MacKenzie, Kerry N. Agreed. Unlike myself (for instance),
Hideyo is in the fortunate (though not in the least bit surprising!)
position of having credible, authoritative animal experts on her side ---the
vet turned animal agency director comes to mind--who have already let her know
what a great job she does. Hideyo, have they agreed to support you on the
19th by letter or in person? (I cannot imagine they would not.) -----Original
Message----- No, I don't think it can
hurt. But it is really important that Hideyo get something from her vet
(better if he is willing to testify in person or write an affidavit, which is a
sworn statement) and from neighbors and local folks familiar with her rescue work.
If she shows up with only online testimonials, it will look bad. Michelle In a message dated 12/8/2005 3:17:41 P.M.
Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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