you all need to get a life. if you really cared about the animals, you would stop spending time crucifying people you don't know and bitching about things you don't have all of the facts about. if you aren't going to be part of the solution....don't be part of the problem. if you care so much, get off of the damn computer and go do something about it...write letters to change laws in Ohio, go volunteer or go raise money for the animals. don't give actual money, you can give food, treats, blankets, etc. that way you know your money is actually being put to good use, not to salaries, etc.
This is a great travesty. Humane agents are acting within the scope of the law when they save any animal. If Croley was there - and apparenty he was - according to your article - then he obviously did not object to the agents being on the scene. He knew he was wrong. In addition, YPD was there. If the agents were acting out of the scope of their duty - why didn't YPD point them in the right direction. Why is Mr. Majecko making the agents appear as if they are the criminals? It is Mr. Crowley that let animals STARVE TO DEATH and several others NEARLY STARVE TO DEATH. People should be thanking animal charity and punishing Majecko and the city for the way they are handling this. In addition, I know for a fact that the humane agents go to Majecko many times for help, assistance, questions with questions - and HE NEVER RETURNS THEIR CALLS. If he does, it is days later and pretty much blows off the case because after all we are only dealing with "animals." I guess Mr. Majecko doesn't care about the earth and the environment and the creatures that live here. I am glad somebody does - so thank you Animal Charity and keep up the good work. SHAME ON YOU JAY MAJECKO AND ALL OF YOU OTHER CITY EMPLOYEES THAT ARE TOO BUSY PLAYING POLITICAL GAMES THAN DOING YOUR JOB! HOW DO YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT? I hope the images of decaying dogs haunt you night after night. That is the least you deserve.
Valley animal groups unite?
you all need to get a life. if you really cared about the animals, you would stop spending time crucifying people you don't know and bitching about things you don't have all of the facts about. if you aren't going to be part of the solution....don't be part of the problem. if you care so much, get off of the damn computer and go do something about it...write letters to change laws in Ohio, go volunteer or go raise money for the animals. don't give actual money, you can give food, treats, blankets, etc. that way you know your money is actually being put to good use, not to salaries, etc.
January 31, 2011 at 11:58 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Error lessens animal-cruelty charges
This is a great travesty. Humane agents are acting within the scope of the law when they save any animal. If Croley was there - and apparenty he was - according to your article - then he obviously did not object to the agents being on the scene. He knew he was wrong. In addition, YPD was there. If the agents were acting out of the scope of their duty - why didn't YPD point them in the right direction. Why is Mr. Majecko making the agents appear as if they are the criminals? It is Mr. Crowley that let animals STARVE TO DEATH and several others NEARLY STARVE TO DEATH. People should be thanking animal charity and punishing Majecko and the city for the way they are handling this. In addition, I know for a fact that the humane agents go to Majecko many times for help, assistance, questions with questions - and HE NEVER RETURNS THEIR CALLS. If he does, it is days later and pretty much blows off the case because after all we are only dealing with "animals." I guess Mr. Majecko doesn't care about the earth and the environment and the creatures that live here. I am glad somebody does - so thank you Animal Charity and keep up the good work. SHAME ON YOU JAY MAJECKO AND ALL OF YOU OTHER CITY EMPLOYEES THAT ARE TOO BUSY PLAYING POLITICAL GAMES THAN DOING YOUR JOB! HOW DO YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT? I hope the images of decaying dogs haunt you night after night. That is the least you deserve.
October 25, 2008 at 2:51 p.m. permalink suggest removal