On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 3:36 PM, Lake Tahoe Wolf Rescue, NV <pamelajowolflady@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear Marissa Madrigal, Liesel Wendt, Loretta Smith, Judy Shiprack, and Diane McKeel,
Many
of us in Rescue do not understand why MCAS refuses to take
responsibility for being humane caretakers of their dogs and are not
responding to calls or emails from recognized Rescues and behaviorists.
Responsible Rescues and Sanctuaries have offered to take Mozart but
they are being stonewalled. Mozart is being kept locked up with no
exercise nor enrichment of any kind. He has become ill due to the poor
care and lack of exercise and will only continue to deteriorate further
both emotionally and physically. He does not understand why he has been
abandoned to this horrible treatment.
This is cruel and inhumane and the
deed does not warrant the punishment. I feel that MCAS needs to be
scrutinized carefully by their superiors and those in power about their
methods and protocols.
I was surprised to see
that you are all women, and am hoping that from a woman's standpoint you
will show compassion and strength and act on Mozart's behalf. As a
Canine Behaviorist I have worked with many dogs that have bitten only to
rehabilitate them and find them safe sanctuary.
This is not brain
surgery!
This boy needs to be transported to a secure Rescue or
Sanctuary where he can be trained and rehabilitated. It is the human
that that doesn't understand how canines think or behave that often
condemns these animals to a lifetime of sadness, pain and terror - and
often death. Please don't allow MCAS to condemn Mozart this way and do
the right thing. I'm sure you would not allow this treatment if it was
your own dog or cat.
Thanks you for your consideration and action!
Sincerely,
Pamela Jo - Executive Director
Lake Tahoe Wolf Rescue - NV
Phone (775) 833-2066
Until One Has Loved an Animal
A Part of One's Soul Remains Unawakened
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