How about a weekend fax and phone in?

To send up to three FREE faxes:
http://faxzero.com/
(especially great tool for our international members!)

Contact Information:

Mayor Peter Kelly:

kellyp@halifax.ca

phone: +902-490-4010 <--- leave messages over the weekend
fax: +902-490-4012 <--- keep sending faxes ALL weekend

Kristin Williams NS SPCA

director@spcans.ca

phone +902-835-4798 <--- keep calling Kristin Williams, she's the EO of the NS SPCA

fax: +902-468-9761 <--- fax away.... lines busy...try again....

finally as suggested by one of our readers.
Contact the Office of the Ombudsman of Nova Scotiva.
They might actually be able to clean up the mess they're having in Halifax when it comes to city hall and public services.
They can be contacted here:
Direct telephone line:
902-424-6780
Telephone toll-free within Nova Scotia:
1-800-670-1111 (not sure this will work toll-free from the US or outside Nova Scotia)
Fax: 902-424-6675
E-mail: ombudsman@gov.ns.ca

FREE BRINDI - BE the change....keep the fire burning. I can feel the heat all the way over here.

Trish: "So the Police is not with the city?"
Donavan: "well, the city PAYS the police...."

This is turning into a Monty Python episode....
unfortunately there are lives at stake - so I am not laughing....
What a farce.

The NS SPCA appears on a morning radio show every Wednesday to plug some of their animals.
Perhaps some locals can call in or comment on their website.
KOOL 96.5 FM
WED 5:30-10:00 EST
http://www.planetkool.ca/index.asp?mn=3&id=17...
Thanks!

We have no time to waste....
Keep writing, calling in, sending faxes.

Mayor Peter Kelly:
kellyp@halifax.ca
phone: +902-490-4010
fax: +902-490-4012

Kristin Williams NS SPCA
director@spcans.ca
phone +902-835-4798
fax: +902-468-9761

BE The Change

I agree, spay/neuter ordinances should be far more spread, and breeders should pay high fines or taxes for contributing to the issue of pet overpopulation. If someone wants a pure breed animal, let them have it, but pay the price...a high price. It should be made a luxury item with according taxes.

Viktor is right - their precious boy has a very high chance to end up at the pound some day, because as he grows older in the wrong hands, he will become more dominant and with that - aggressive.

I think just today we've seen prime examples as to why Let's Adopt has adoption rules unlike many others.
To sort out the people who just don't get "IT"...

This is very sad. The one suffering here is Bertha - once again!
Lara, I hate to tell you, but you sound like the person who usually shops at pet stores. 'Ohhhh look how cute...lets get it'. Once problems arise, the animal is being dumped. It happens around the world, every day.

When you adopted Bertha, you accepted a new member of your tribe. Would you have put your kid into a crate because he didn't know yet how to interact with Bertha?
Crating is a great tool, but just stuffing a previously traumatized in a box and leave him there for hours, is not crate training. It's punishment. What was Bertha punished for? Being excited and loving your child? Are you THAT single minded that you couldn't come up with more creative solutions (like 'DUH' dog training for the whole family), than stuffing Bertha in a crate?

PLEASE, if this is the only thing you hear of what Ivan said:
DO NOT GET ANOTHER ANIMAL!!!

Be a mother first as you said, and raise your child to respect animals.
But don't get another animal and teach your child it's OK to stuff it in a
box when it becomes an inconvenience.

I'm sorry ......
for Bertha!!

We'll work even harder now to find Bertha's home. The one she can finally settle down and have some peace.