01-12-2017, 07:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-12-2017, 07:56 PM by LPC.
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Oh dear, what a tragedy! Poor Daisy had a sudden and unexpected passing. It will take her a while to adjust and understand what happened to her.
I am so sorry for you and the owner of the centre, as well as for poor Daisy. I am struggling to think of something positive to say - and the only thing I can think of is that at least she didn't suffer a long and painful death. Run free, dear Daisy, on astral fields! May your generous soul flourish in the company of all the others you knew and have passed before you.
Regarding the "caretaker" of the big dog (although maybe I should write "non-caretaker") and her attitude, it is typical of those who call themselves "owners" of animals. Animals are just property to such people. If one dies, just buy another one - like a car. She doesn't understand.
I would have thought a ban on her dog coming into the Centre is in order - and maybe the lady, too, as she hadn't listened to your previous concerns. That should prevent any other animals being attacked in future. I would suggest that other animal centres in your city be warned about the lady and the dog, as she might attempt to go elsewhere. Do you have any photos of them to circulate?
I am so sorry for you and the owner of the centre, as well as for poor Daisy. I am struggling to think of something positive to say - and the only thing I can think of is that at least she didn't suffer a long and painful death. Run free, dear Daisy, on astral fields! May your generous soul flourish in the company of all the others you knew and have passed before you.
Regarding the "caretaker" of the big dog (although maybe I should write "non-caretaker") and her attitude, it is typical of those who call themselves "owners" of animals. Animals are just property to such people. If one dies, just buy another one - like a car. She doesn't understand.
I would have thought a ban on her dog coming into the Centre is in order - and maybe the lady, too, as she hadn't listened to your previous concerns. That should prevent any other animals being attacked in future. I would suggest that other animal centres in your city be warned about the lady and the dog, as she might attempt to go elsewhere. Do you have any photos of them to circulate?
