The story of this doggie is heartbreaking abut also a reminder that Kansas City seems to care more about doggie suffering during the holiday than any of harsh realities confronting the working poor. Checkit: New hope for dog left chained to cinder block without food or clean water
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Here is a news item from August:
Harriman is the officer in charge of Goldie’s case. KCTV5 was handed his Animal Health and Public Safety Investigative Report.
“On 7-24-15, I spoke on the phone with the owner of the dog, Arthur Leggs. I advised him that the dog would need a longer tether. He told me that he keeps the dog as it is because the dog will try to get out of the fence and the cinder block keeps the dog from running at large. I told Leggs that the tether would need to be at least four times as long as the dog, or approximately ten feed long. He said that he could purchase on, but it would but until 8-1-15 that he got paid and could do so. I recommended he contact Spay and Neuter Kansas City for assistance. I told Leggs that I would give him one week to get the dog a longer tether. I further advised him that he could purchase a product similar to Flysoff to put on the dog’s ears when it is outside. He told me that he is disabled and on a fixed income, but would arrange the tether so that the dog would have more mobility until a longer one could be purchased.”
Perhaps one of the Gang of 25 from Mayor James' staff could be watch dog? $$$$$$¢$$$$$$¢$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$%$%%$$$$$$$$$$$$!!!!!!!!