HELP AN ANIMAL RESCUER SAVE THE ANIMALS SHE'S RESCUED FROM FACING EXECUTION

[Wendt Worth Corgi's]

Help An Animal Rescuer Save The Animals She’s Rescued From Facing Execution
September 26, 2008 by wendtworth

Sign this petition for them:

http://www. thepetitionsite. com/3/help-save-rainsville-dogs




Contact this judge who said these dogs need to be shot & all of their judicial system to let them know your feelings:

Circuit judge-David Rains:

David A.
Rains
Circuit Judge
Ninth Judicial Circuit County Courthouse, 3rd Fl
Fort Payne, AL 35967
[phone]

Contact city hall on this, too:

Fort Payne City Hall
100 Alabama Ave.
NW
Fort Payne, AL 35967
[phone]
[e-mail]

DeKalb County Circuit Court - 9th District
300 Grand Ave. S.
Suite 202
P.O.
Box 681149
Fort Payne, AL 35968-1149
[phone]

Maybe bump this matter all the way to the Supreme court over there:

Alabama Supreme Court
300 Dexter Ave.
Montgomery, AL 36104
[phone]


Rainsville, AL Rescuer - Help Carrol Save Her Dogs

Target:
City Attorney, Jason L. Carrol; Judge Rains in Ft.
Payne, AL; Rainsville Police Chief Robert Byrd
Sponsored by:
Carrol Crocker’s Friends & Animal Rescuers Nationwide
Carrol is in dire need of help with her animals. She lives in a rural farming community on 5 acres of her grandparents home place. Carrol has dedicated the last 10yrs. of her life rescuing neglected, abused homeless cats and dogs. She lives on a meager Eastern Airlines retirement and Social Security Disability.

The mayor and city now want her shelter abolished despite the fact that there is no ordinance as to how many pets a person can have and there is no leash law. The city has taken her to court and won. The judge has ruled that she can have no more than 3 pets.

Please visit here to find more details of Carrol’s story. It is heart touching and anyone who loves animals can not help but be moved to action.

http://www. humanesocietysil. org/rainsvillerescue/

We are asking that the city officials at least give Carol the time needed to place the remaining 78 animals, out of 100, so that they will be safe and not destroyed.
Carrol is in dire need of help with her animals. She lives in a rural farming community on 5 acres of her grandparents home place. Carrol has dedicated the last 10yrs. of her life rescuing neglected, abused homeless cats and dogs. She lives on a meager Eastern Airlines retirement and Social Security Disability.

The mayor and city now want her shelter abolished despite the fact that there is no ordinance as to how many pets a person can have and there is no leash law. The city has taken her to court and won. The judge has ruled that she can have no more than 3 pets.

Please visit here to find more details of Carrol’s story. It is heart touching and anyone who loves animals can not help but be moved to action.

http://www. humanesocietysil. org/rainsvillerescue/

We are asking that the city officials at least give Carol the time needed to place the remaining 78 animals, out of 100, so that they will be safe and not destroyed.

[HB]

I met Carrol and hope all these dogs get homes! I am even fostering one. Time is running short and so many left! Carrol and her work is amazing!!

[Linda W]

Just one question? Our 'CITY' code allows 8 cats and 3 dogs without a kennel license. The County Kennel License is only an $80.00 annual license fee and of course must meet several totally reasonable sanitary and housing requirements as well as current shots and vaccinations. They also do annual inspections which helps keep the armature hoarders at bay.

Perhaps she should investigate this possibility if she hasn't already.

Just an idea.... Linda W