To: The Multnomah County County Aniaml Services
CC: Multnomah County Commission
I
understand that all that prevents the writ of review for Ozzie, going
forward is Michael Holter and his mother's poverty. Michael Holter is
homeless and suffers form depression. Neither he nor his mother have
$500 for the writ of review to now move forward/proceed..
I
will raise that money. I will also point out MCAS s rigid intransigence
and prejudice towards the poor and homeless once again. Ozzie is a
Level 2, a repeat offense in going after a small dog as he was exiting
the vehicle. His mother asked the neighbor to hold onto his dog while
she exited and he did not
Why do you think
killing for this offense, ( if there was any injury to the other dog
at all, it was negligible ) is the only solution? That seems
extraordinarily vindictive. Ironically MCAS strikes deals with dogs
sponsored by organizations over far more serious greater offenses. I can
illustrate that very recently. Furthermore MCAS made visiting Ozzie
virtually impossible for his owners. The restrictions were a total of 15
minutes, divided into 5 minute segments, 5 minutes each since there
were three persons: Michael, his sister, and mother, no treats, not
allowed to get out and exercise. The restrictions border on sadism.
There is no public safety reason for them at all, just cruelty. And they
are commonplace at this agency. .
I wil raise
the $500. And I am asking for an outside professional expert review of
MCAS enforcement. This cannot continue. The records for Ozzie are among
those attached.
Gail O'Connell-Babcock
503.625.4563
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