How do I stop my neighbor from feeding feral cats
You might discuss this being a nuisance with your animal control officer. Also, check into TNR programs in your area.
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You might discuss this being a nuisance with your animal control officer. Also, check into TNR programs in your area.
"We were told we could not have pets on the premises..." Which suggests you violated the lease. Moving to landlord/tenant, where it really belongs.
This has nothing to do with animal law. Moving to education, where it will get appropriate responses.
You may certainly sue the groomer, to the extent you can prove the groomer caused the injuries. This will require documentation from your vet, and...
"...i signed her over which was a mistake..." Indeed - you are no longer the dog's owner. You might discuss this with the ACO who took the dog.
1. This has absolutely nothing to do with animal law - moving to family. 2. You need to discuss this with an adult family member or a counselor.
He only has a half-interest in the dogs, as you both bought them. Further, they are registered in your name alone, now. If he tried to bring an...
How is possessing a dog leash even an issue? If you mean whether the dog must be leashed, your town's leash law, if any controls. Ask your...
First, the claimant will have to bring suit in your state, as that is where the dog is. Second, if she actually does so, you can counter-claim...
While it involves pets, the issue turns on the terms of your lease. That makes it a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly.