- The results of carelessness and neglect in overcrowded
conditions - This should never have happened - March 22, 2000, a list of
dogs available for adoption had been circulated on the internet, and the
last entry was concerning one of their dogs - a Great Dane - who had killed
two goats. (Could the stress of overcrowded conditions and being
pregnant have driven this gentle-looking dog to kill? Why were the goats
not properly separated from the dogs? Who is responsible for this??)
This isn't the first time blood had been spilled at LBOH
- in a telephone conversation with me in March of 1999, they related how
one dog had killed several puppies. Do you want to place dogs in
these conditions? Gracie, the Great Dane, has been documented at LBOH prior
to November 01, 1999 - that being the case, Gracie must have become pregnant
while at LBOH.
Gracie
This message appeared in January on Arklatexdogcatadopt from Beverly: Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 09:46:33 -0600
Anyone know someone doing Dane rescue in this
Beverly ****************************** On March 22, 2000, this appears on her list of dogs to
place as the last entry:
GRACIE… A FAWN AND BLACK GREAT DANE…. SHE IS 17 MONTHS
I AND INTENDED TO KEEP GRACIE HERE TO BECOME MY SERVICE DOG BUT SHE IS
NOT LIVESTOCK FRIENDLY… MATTER OF FACT SHE GOT OUT AND KILLED TWO GOATS…
SO A CITY HOME IS A MUST FOR HER… SHE IS COMPLETELY HOUSE TRAINED AND GREAT
WITH KIDS AND OTHER DOGS….. NO LIVESTOCK THO!!!!!!!!
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HOWEVER,according to PETS & PEOPLE, who have Gracie listed on their adoption site, she is NOT FOR ADOPTION: Gracie
Notes: NOT FOR ADOPTION
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