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Originally Posted by KYBLUE  let me clarify a few things
she thought she had insurance but threw negligence of her book keeper who handles things for her the insurance did not get paid she did have it at one point there were personal things in her life that went wrong and forced her to go back to work 6 days a week and from what i understand lighting hit and the fire was started i know even if i was hit and i have fire alarms it would take the fire dept at least 15 minutes or so to get to me how long would it take them to get to you?
as i live in the country and i feel all would be lost and i have insurance and there are times when i am away from home there is not someone watching over my home 24/7
but having insurance would not save my babies!!to me it does not matter what colleen had or did not have
it is just very sad that all these babies died and she is doing all she can to save the remaining few
as far as selling big bucks dog s
i think that was several years ago
she had gone from a show kennel of a large amount of dogs down to around 40 and she told me she was still cutting back and that she had someone coming in everyday for several hours to help with the care of her dogs
i know of a few kennels in texas and other area's that have way more than 40 and i do not think having insurance or fire detectors would save them either it would depend on how fast the fire dept got there and the fire was just not the deadly factor as smoke kills faster and a lot of small towns work on volunteer fire depts
i just would really hate to see this happen to anyone weather it be a show kennel
a pet owner a back yard breeder etc i feel sad for all
as these babies did not deserve to go this way
it amazes me as to how quick people judge others
and this lady is going threw hell right now
does it really matter weather she was liked or disliked?
she needs a lot of prayers and everybody is judging her for not having insurance or what she sold dogs for 10 years or so ago all i can say is wow what is this world coming too! |
God speed to the remaining precious creatures and prayers are with the remaining yorkies.
Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers