How hold a 501c3 dog rescue accountable for misappropriating funds & blocking access to accounts & documentation of board mem.

You are going to have to speak with a local attorney. The attorney that set up the not-for-profit may be able to help or the New York State Bar...

ANIMAL LAW

I agree with my colleague - you really need to speak with an attorney regarding your options. While I completely understand why you rescued...

Help was homeless needed care for our dog. Left her with a friend. Now they won't give her back.

While verbal agreements are binding it is going to be your word against hers. If you have not kept up the microchip registration (i.e., paid the...

Can new apartmenet management charge me $150.00 because they found dog poo in my yard/patio and it is not my dog's poo

It depends on what your lease says about fines for leaving dog waste in the yard. If your landlord were to try and evict you they would have to...

My neighbor said my dog was hers..And she said he ran away

I'm not sure what your question is, but if you are thinking that you have some cause of action against any of these people, you do not because you...

Dog bite case

While I agree that this matter should be turned over to the dog owner's insurance company, I am going to ask the questions the dog's owner will...

Do i need to get a pet attorney?

The dog is your responsibility - if you know the dog is in a bad situation then you need to be proactive and get the dog out now. Whether she is...

Does the lanlord have to pay for animal accomidations and laundry. and what would they have to pay for major mold repairs.

This doesn't make sense - what do you mean by "out of my place for 10 days"? Why would the landlord have to pay for anything if you've moved out?

Do I get my security deposit back if my landlord found out I had a cat in a no pet allowed apartment?

I agree that it depends on what the leases says on the matter, but I would not be at all surprised if you are charged with replacing the carpet.

I agree that there are too many facts in dispute to really advise you, other than to say that you should notify your homeowner's insurance carrier...