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Day 7. Brindi: A wrong proposition

At the end of this brief post there is a link to a video. It is extremely thought provoking and I want you to watch it.

But first reflect on these wrong propositions.

A wrong proposition: Humans own animals as property.

Companion animals are much more than that. They are a part of your family, they are a part of your life. Their value is not measured by cash. Society needs to rethink its stance as a whole.

A wrong proposition: You make a mistake, your animal pays for it. (pounded, killed).

You make a mistake, it is you who should pay. It is never the animal, it is the human, who makes things go wrong. The payment should be in proportion to the crime.

Letting your dog run without a muzzle CANNOT constitute a crime.

Wrong proposition: Breed Specific Legislation

A dog cannot be executed based on his looks. Breed Specific Legislation is a monstrosity and needs to be fought by all.

Your dog is right now at the merci of whomever decides to report him based purely on the way he looks. This leads to absurdities like the case of Rambo and Brittany.

A wrong proposition: If there is a law, even if unjust, we must obey.

If there is an unjust law, we must fight to change it. We must fight not only for ourselves but for those who follow, for those who might suffer, for those who believe in us.

And now pls watch this video because this is the very basic proposition we are trying to change.

It is time for Brindi to go home and to be reunited with her owner, Francesca Rogier.

If you are in Canada please CALL Mayor Peter J. Kelly, Mayor of Halifax on ph: 902-490-4010 and tell him that Brindi must be spared AND returned to her owner.

If you are abroad please email kellyp@halifax.ca and express the same… We have 7 days.…

For Brindi

For the Animals

Viktor Larkhill

Let’s Adopt!

March 3, 2010 // Free Brindi, No-Kill, Posts by Viktor // 5 Comments // Tags: A wrong proposition, Breed-specific legislation, Brindi Canada please CALL Mayor Peter J. Kelly Mayor of Halifax, Brittany, Canada, Peter J. Kelly

5 Comments to “Day 7. Brindi: A wrong proposition”

March 3, 2010 at 2:01 pm
k lyons kalmenson says:

what an immoral human oddity
to think of animals
as a commodity
love can not be
owned or bought
this is something
that should be taught
we do not own
nor are we owned
our soul is ours
and ours alone

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March 3, 2010 at 10:42 am
Gisele Baka says:

The killing of an innocent pet is cruel, not only for the pet but for the family! When a person looses a pet because of health issues or old age we are devestated. To kill a healthy animal could actually harm a person or child mentally, I know, I was there 45 years ago and the memory has never left me. How much do you think it will cost the health system to help that person or child heal? Some of us are affected for a lifetime. You are forcing that child to endure this torture, what kind of adult will he/she be? You are moulding the future Mayor Kelly, please release this dog and show children that the world is not always cruel. The city should offer spay/neuter for free. After one year of offering spay/neuter for free the city would no longer have to euthenize healthy animals. The population would drop drastically and the city would recover it’s cost because they would no longer have to board, feed, euthenize, cremate and dispose of the dog’s ashes. Really, what is the actual cost of spay/neuter? The only reason we have to pay two to three hundred dollars per spay/neuter is the veterinarian is in the business to make money, the city already pays for a vet so why not make it cheaper for the pet owner? Again, I repeat, you are moulding the children’s future!

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- March 4, 2010 at 4:28 pm
  VLarkhill says:
  
  Thank you Gisele… glad to have you with us.
  
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March 4, 2010 at 5:59 pm
BELINDA THATCHER says:

Mayor Kelly ,please please i beg you put an end to this cold act of putting a heathy loving animal to sleep.There really is no need for this cruelty,there is enough killing in this world and our children are growing up amoungest this. .We as parents must teach our children the rights and wrongs of this world and to kill a person or animal is a wrong thing to do .Mayor Kelly please if you where in the shoes of a person that does not have the power to change things would you think the same as us. Please release Brindi and let her have that loving home that she so deserves and desires.Deep inside your heart of hearts you feel the same as we all do .and you must be seen doing the right thing which is to let this dog go home.If you wish to make a difference in your city and be loyal in what you say,then show the people that you have a heart and you care for life and want to fight the good fight. and make a change ..Please use your power for good

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March 6, 2010 at 8:28 pm
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