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Originally Posted by peanut  Sorry I haven't updated...well yesterday when I got home at 1:30 there it was outside again, so the note I guess didn't help...the bad thing is it came a storm around 2 :30 and the poor thing was outside and she did put a little plastic crate outside for it to get into..but it was lighting and thundering so I know it was scared to death, you don't know how bad I wanted to go get it...so after giving it some real soul searching, today when I got home there it was again outside and the poor thing was out there till 7:00 pm tonight, so I have decided to go talk to the manager when I get off work tomorrow...I know some people think its none of my business but after seeing it out in the storm yesterday and then today till almost dark, and I even thought about they probably had something come up so thats why it was out, but while I was outside with Max they came out and gave it water and left it out another 2 hours, before she finally took it in...That baby deserves better....  |
It is your business. I do Yorkie rescue and the law says that as long as the dog has food and shelter there is nothing you can do about it. Shelter meaning a dog house. Food meaning, a water dish with water and a food dish for food. I don't know if anyone else has posted this previously, I don't have time to read all the posts.
I tried for months to get this little 5lb baby boy from a lady that just kept him outside. He was out in the winter (I live near Philadelphia) and the summer. It didn't matter,he was out. I had SPCA go out and he was up to date on shots, he had a dog house and food and water. Thus,he was not neglected. Nothing more I could do.
To boot, her boyfriend was a cop and I was instructed to stay 100 feet away from her property or else I would be arrested. If I didn't have 3 dogs of my own to care for and a son, I would have taken him.
The next door neighbor has reported that the dog has not been seen for 3 months now. Bless his little soul. I tried!
Be careful. You don't know what your dealing with and you have to live there.