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Colette K

1 reviews | Active since Nov 2016

30 Apr 2017, 17:33

Unthinkable service

<p>My dog Shadow an Alaskain Malamute known for for their love for family was dranded vicious by ****ty evil neigbours and the SPCA ended his life without giving him a fare change to proof his innocence. You ****** my family of a member whom we cherished with all of our hearts . he was our pride and joy, you took away not only our body guard but a member so loyal. The Law Enforcement gives one 10 days in which to respond it took the SPCA how many days it take yoy to stick a needle in him not even allowing him to say goodbye to the ones he love most but left to die alone and burned.May God have mercy on your souls for ending Shadows life. Where is the prevention of cruelty to animals.practice what you preach.</p>

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Colette K's update30 Apr 2017, 17:41
Reviewer Update

And mysteriously the dockets can't be found.I want justice for Shadow and awaits a response

SPCA
SPCA's reply11 Jan 2018, 11:14
Official

We apologise for the delay in response as we were only made aware of your post now.

The SPCA act as the Pound on behalf of the Metro and animals that are impounded by Law Enforcement do not belong to the SPCA, but to the Municipality until such time as Law Enforcement receives an order in terms of the animal.

The details of the case are not known to the SPCA and the matter should be taken up with the Metro's Law Enforcement officers who would have requested the euthanasia of your dog.

We suggest that comment is obtained from Law Enforcement who are more equipment to respond to the reasons and contents of the case.

Kind regards

Society Liaison Unit

National Council of SPCAs

SPCA
SPCA's reply11 Jan 2018, 11:14
Official

We apologise for the delay in response as we were only made aware of your post now.

The SPCA act as the Pound on behalf of the Metro and animals that are impounded by Law Enforcement do not belong to the SPCA, but to the Municipality until such time as Law Enforcement receives an order in terms of the animal.

The details of the case are not known to the SPCA and the matter should be taken up with the Metro's Law Enforcement officers who would have requested the euthanasia of your dog.

We suggest that comment is obtained from Law Enforcement who are more equipment to respond to the reasons and contents of the case.

Kind regards

Society Liaison Unit

National Council of SPCAs