My dog got injured and the groomer doesn’t have insurance what should I do?
Moving to lawsuits and disputes. Get a full report from the vet and sue the groomer individually, as well as whatever business entity they may...
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Moving to lawsuits and disputes. Get a full report from the vet and sue the groomer individually, as well as whatever business entity they may...
Your post makes little sense as written. Whose dog is it? If it is not yours, it is not your problem. It it is not your ex's, how can he take it...
A cat being on a porch (and you fail to state if your porch or not), hardly warrants a $1k citation. I suspect there is more to this. What are...
Other than your dog being at large, what is the issue - did it harm anyone?
Unless the other dog was actually injured, and you are contacted by its owner, the only thing you need to do is keep your dog on your property.
Is there a leash law in your town? If so, your neighbors have violated it - report the problem to animal control.
If you were told to get your dog to a vet, there was a reason. That you failed to, at least twice, and now seem to have a criminal charge against...
Moving to family, which is far more appropriate. Your step-sister deliberately bred her dog. She can pay for its care. This is more of a...
Moving to consumer protection, as it seems you did not receive the services contracted for. "Her ears was never cleaned or clipped her paws were...
This should have been addressed in your separation agreement. If not, the issue will likely be in whose name the bike is titled; not a name on a...