Posted on 09/24/2005 5:44:30 AM PDT by Former Military Chick
I agree..Id like to get this heartless womans phone number or email address.There are way to make people rethink their actions.
Dosen't matter in this case.It's the guys dog , he went through hard times .The least anyone can do is give the guy his dog back .Screw the letter of the law .Damn petty legal crap has ruined the country and has made common sense obsolete.
HI, Jumpin J!!
Thanks for the link!
Just as I thought....service dogs
are allowed (by law) into places
where non-service animals
are forbidden.
She's shut down her email.
[she's gettin' a might too popular lately, I reckon]....;))
You can, however, leave a message in this guestbook and she may read it;
http://www.goldenrecovery.org/guestbook/guestbook.html
ok sending emails out now w/correct address.
Agree. I was just helping out with my knowledge of the service dog world.
Even if this dog is the most ill mannered beast alive (and that would still be better than this particular woman) it should be returned to this man who obviously loves it.
http://kcm.com/shuma/
Heartbreaking video and her snail mail address.
I am still far too polite to publicly say what I really think about this "person".
The more people I meet the more I like my dogs lol. Someone has that as their tagline and it is sooo true.
In the video link below, he has applied for "another service dog" so Shuma apparently was indeed a service dog.
That could be the legal angle we're looking for.
If Shuma is a service dog, whoever denied her stay at wherever the owner was sheltered is in trouble, too.
Also, someone said service dogs are legally the property of the agency that provided them.
God help this man and his family.
When I googled Lynn Nevills for phone# and home address the home address 210 is different then address 2801 behind her on the video clip. ??
Beats me.
The website is presenting it as her current address.
Lynn Nevills
2801 Mccomas
Independence, MO 64050
I'd make a guess and say they know what they're talking about.
I'll swear by that.
I see people only when I go out to shop or recreate.
The rest of my time is spent with critters and I have just enough blood pressure to keep me alive even though my whole family is genetically programmed to blow arteries for a hobby and are all taking meds for it....;))
Gotta log off for a bit.
Tomorrow's Mom's birthday and I gotta go get the woman a gift.
Be back later....:)
ROFL!
It's twue!
It's twue!
[they hafta use the "kiddie cuff" on me, I'm so freaking systolically mellow]...;))
The local Lowe's home improvement store lets dogs in for no good reason.
I've take 'Pookie The Abused One' in there for desensitization/socialization sessions.
She did really well....:)
[really gotta go now or Mom won't get anything for her birthday tomorrow!]...;))
If Shuma is a service dog , oh boy, SOMEone is in deep doggie doo. [Hellooo, lynn nevells]
I have a good friend in the UK who is deaf. Her dog is not a registered see/hear dog, he is a normal mutt who lets her know if the phone rings, someone comes to the door or, as has happened, if a fire starts. He was never trained. He is not a pedigree dog but a mutt. But he is adorable and I owe him BIG time for saving her life. He may not be in the same class as some "service" dog, but I regard him as such! : ) He is priceless!
Actually *putting on flame suit* if he does these things consistently (as in more than 80% of the time) he could be considered(legally) an in-home service dog. If he had/has public access training (basically REALLY good obedience/manners) he could legally be used and classified as a full fledged service dog. Now I don't know the laws in the UK but in the US he'd be protected legally.
Oh BTW our service dog and both our service dogs in training are mutts. Breed doesnt really matter. What matters is temperment and intelligence.
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