[romefloydhumanesocietychairs] Fwd: Again. And it's worse than we thought.

From: Elizabeth Ard <elizabethard@xxxxxx>
To: romefloydhumanesocietychairs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Jan Flippen <jan513@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 18:59:36 -0400
Elizabeth Ard
elizabethard@xxxxxx










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> From: Humane Society of the United States <humanesociety@xxxxxxxx>
> Subject: RE: Again. And it's worse than we thought.
> Date: October 4, 2014 at 11:14:19 AM EDT
> To: elizabethard@xxxxxx
> Reply-To: Humane Society of the United States <humanesociety@xxxxxxxx>
> 
> Elizabeth, we're still in North Carolina, and I want to make sure you knew 
> about this rescue from yesterday. The animals are receiving their second 
> evaluation later today. Please help us rescue more animals like them»
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> October 4, 2014
>                       
> Dear Elizabeth,
> We are still in North Carolina after yet another puppy mill rescue. We found 
> one cat sitting in a dirty plastic bin in a filthy room...
> 
> 
> ...her poor, infected eyes say it all.
> 
> 
> With your emergency gift today, we can continue to save animals like her from 
> cruelty.
> 
> Eye infections ... painful skin and ear infections ... fur in complete knots 
> ... the list goes on.
> 
> There have been several complaints about this property, including one to our 
> own puppy mill tip line, 877-MILL-TIP. As a result, today, more than 55 
> animals are receiving a lifeline to freedom.
> 
> Your donation today not only helps us maintain our tip line, but it also does 
> so much more. You put a dedicated, powerful team on the side of animals -- a 
> team that assists law enforcement in responding to disasters and urgent cases 
> of animal cruelty, gives rewards that lead to the arrest and conviction of 
> animal abusers, and provides care for animals rescued in cruelty and fighting 
> cases.
> 
> Will you please donate now to help us give even more animals this same chance?
> 
> In three years, we've assisted with 21 rescues in North Carolina. What is 
> especially troubling about this rescue for me, though, is the fact that the 
> suspect in this case was charged for animal cruelty before in 2002. Right 
> now, the state has no laws to protect animals sold directly to the public or 
> online by commercial breeding facilities, so law enforcement officers cannot 
> prevent neglect until it reaches crisis proportions, like it did here. 
> Ultimately, it's the animals who have to pay the price.
> 
> But we're here. And we'll continue to be here to rescue animals from puppy 
> mills, animal fighting operations, hoarders and other dangerous situations 
> where they're suffering. We need you to stand with us, and we're so thankful 
> that you do.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Tia Pope
> Manager, Puppy Mill Response
> The Humane Society of the United States
> 
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