Frivolous (malicious?) lawsuit kills dogs' chance for rescue

Thanks to three horrid people in Tennessee, a couple and their "I am not an ambulance chaser" attorney, and their frivolous lawsuit, a good rescue has had to disband.

Read about it here.

I can't believe that the judge did not award costs against the plaintiffs, considering their actions and their attorney's lack of knowledge of the applicable law.

To quote, "William and Melinda Robinson and their attorney Michael Shipwash have done a great disservice to the homeless Malamutes and Siberians in Tennessee and the unpaid volunteers who give so tirelessly to these dogs."

So good dogs lose their chance to be rescued and will die, because of the greed of these people.

Let's hope karma kicks their greedy a$$e$ good.

Psst! Wanna see some hot video?

Well, then, check out Selma Mulvey of the Dog Legislation Council of Canada presenting fact and information to Mississauga City Council concerning the emotional damage that isolation can have on dogs.

It's available on MississaugaNews.com, the Mississauga Musings blog.

PETA and H$U$ scorched in Newsweek...

...I would have liked the article to be stronger and really whack PETA and H$U$, with some research on where the millions of dollars go, but there are a lot of informed comments.

Congrats to the author for mentioning Nathan Winograd.

People seem to be waking up and smelling the coffee. Read it here.