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tobysmom2 · 03-31-2011, 01:26 PM

I found more info on the Kennel mentioned above. Are we aloud to put links on. I found info online from Mashpee.
The Board of Health received an email from Jennifer Bowman, Director of Development for the ARC of Greater Boston, who stated that she is interested in pursuing Seashore Kennels in court. Jennifer Bowman stated that she adopted a puppy from Seashore Kennels on 6/03/08 that was suffering from an ear infection, and it also started vomiting within 24 hours after she took ownership. The puppy has not had one week of life without visiting the emergency room. The final diagnosis for the puppy was inflammatory bowel disease and lymphagiectasia, both being congenital, and will require a lifetime of treatment. Ms. Bowman wants to shut the Pelleys down, and asked for support from the Mashpee BOH.

Glen Harrington stated that Veronica Warden is continuing to monitor the Pelley property at 171 Falmouth-Sandwich Road, for any signs of activity. Kalliope Egloff stated that until the Pelleys sell the property, she felt that the BOH should continue to monitor the property. Should the Pelleys return to the property, retroactive action could, and should, be taken against the Pelleys.

03-31-2011, 01:26 PM	#23
tobysmom2 YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: ma Posts: 4	I found more info on the Kennel mentioned above. Are we aloud to put links on. I found info online from Mashpee. The Board of Health received an email from Jennifer Bowman, Director of Development for the ARC of Greater Boston, who stated that she is interested in pursuing Seashore Kennels in court. Jennifer Bowman stated that she adopted a puppy from Seashore Kennels on 6/03/08 that was suffering from an ear infection, and it also started vomiting within 24 hours after she took ownership. The puppy has not had one week of life without visiting the emergency room. The final diagnosis for the puppy was inflammatory bowel disease and lymphagiectasia, both being congenital, and will require a lifetime of treatment. Ms. Bowman wants to shut the Pelleys down, and asked for support from the Mashpee BOH. Glen Harrington stated that Veronica Warden is continuing to monitor the Pelley property at 171 Falmouth-Sandwich Road, for any signs of activity. Kalliope Egloff stated that until the Pelleys sell the property, she felt that the BOH should continue to monitor the property. Should the Pelleys return to the property, retroactive action could, and should, be taken against the Pelleys.