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02-07-2009, 10:15 PM
Originally Posted by EGAR 
Dealing with her is a nightmare, her solicitor isn't much better.
Here's some more letter templates and contacts:
Template for encouraging other organisations to call for a reprieve.
Template to discourage veterinarians from destroying Bruce.
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03-07-2009, 10:24 AM
Originally Posted by EGAR
Dealing with her is a nightmare, her solicitor isn't much better. And not just when it comes to EGAR, I've had lengthy conversations with people involved in this case legally and the story is the same: numpty owner, didn't show up at SEVERAL hearings, already has a new dog etc pp.
What sickens me the most is that there was a REAL chance of a legal precendence (sp?) which could have let to a review of the DDA in NI or at the very least the consideration of adopting the amendment. And the numpty owner threw it all away.
I am regulary talking to a guy who has had 3 dogs taken off him over 2 years ago. He is bending over backwards to get his dogs freed, he's there at EVERY court hearing, no matter how small, he never gives up. I had this grown man weep on the phone to me. WEEP! He now suffers from depression and it's taken a huge toll on his health.
He never went after glory, he never posted on Bebo. And she fecked it up for him - royally.
My offer still stands. I had also offered to come to court in case that would sway the judge to be rid of the case and hand him over to me. I had to chase her up and call her. It's a nightmare.
However, I think we should direct our energy now 11th hour appeals and forget about the "owner".
There are some people on another forum that have been talking about this, and I commend you for the work that you have done for all the other dogs, you are a angel for them
But I have wondered about the owner, I agree that she should just be forgotten about, I don't like what I have read, and its a big shame on her for what she has allowed to Bruce, and the other mans dogs, but I hope that poor Bruce is able to be helped.
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03-07-2009, 10:55 AM
Originally Posted by Toby
Well done to EGAR
Absolutely.
Bruce doesn't have much chance but what chance he has is down to EGAR's offer of sanctuary.
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03-07-2009, 11:47 AM
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03-07-2009, 12:16 PM
Originally Posted by johnderondon
Bruce's execution has been postponed! He is still due to be killed. We don't know when so, please, keep emailing, keep crossposting, keep writing!
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03-07-2009, 12:26 PM
Originally Posted by Toby
Well that's kind of good news! Lets hope they let EGAR take him, i know the petitin has reached over 9,000 people, they must take notice of such number of people opposing this!
I would say that emails from Dogsey members already have more impact than the petition.
However the petition has gained over a thousand signatures in the last 24 hours. If a goodly portion of those are writing as well......?
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