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Galatea · 08-09-2007, 10:55 AM

All the shot, tag, breeding laws etc, being violated will not necessrily mean that Maureen gets Zeke. If grandma does not have the necessary documentation, she may get a citation and then time to respond, and enough time to get rid of the dogs.

If the only goal is to get grandma in trouble, we can probably do that. The real goal is to get an official to Zeke, who has the right to enter the house, without anyone having an opportunity to move him.

I hope that helps clarify things.

What is particularly difficult is that the officer in charge did not really want to deal with this anymore for a number of reasons. He has been the contact person to the animal control officer and it has colored perceptions in a negative way.

I really think the best shot of getting an official with the right to do anything is either to wait for the sympathetic female animal control officer who goes back on duty on Monday, or to see the dog, get a photo, have your lawyer there, and have Maureen make a positive ID after a 911 call.

08-09-2007, 10:55 AM	#164
Galatea Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2007 Location: Fresno Posts: 193	All the shot, tag, breeding laws etc, being violated will not necessrily mean that Maureen gets Zeke. If grandma does not have the necessary documentation, she may get a citation and then time to respond, and enough time to get rid of the dogs. If the only goal is to get grandma in trouble, we can probably do that. The real goal is to get an official to Zeke, who has the right to enter the house, without anyone having an opportunity to move him. I hope that helps clarify things. What is particularly difficult is that the officer in charge did not really want to deal with this anymore for a number of reasons. He has been the contact person to the animal control officer and it has colored perceptions in a negative way. I really think the best shot of getting an official with the right to do anything is either to wait for the sympathetic female animal control officer who goes back on duty on Monday, or to see the dog, get a photo, have your lawyer there, and have Maureen make a positive ID after a 911 call. Last edited by Galatea; 08-09-2007 at 10:57 AM.