The investigation remains open and the only news we have at this point is from the media. Given the way they have lied in their reporting to date we have no reason to believe it's coming to an end. This is what the last media report was and this may have no relevance to reality. So, we'll just have to wait and see. Since the investigation is still open, there is still time to send any and all information regarding abuse at DPC. If anyone has witnessed abuse or know someone who has witnessed abuse at his facility please let us know so that we can give it to the ALDF who is overseeing this investigation. Any pictures or knowledge of abuse could be used to further this investigation. We have a little over 13,000 signatures which is not a lot at all and very surprising to me and probably all of you. Between the 2 campaigns we have over 25K signatures and still not a lot. It is what it is and we must continue to keep this conversation going no matter what the outcome of this investigation is. We have started a huge conversation that will not go away. Change takes time and persistence. This is just the beginning as the world is now on notice and will be paying much closer attention to his shows. I encourage all of us to watch the shows, as hard as that is to do so that we can stay on top of what is happening and report any abuses as we see them. I would also strongly suggest that we stay on top of AHA American Humane Association to see if they are getting any headway into being required to be on the set of ALL Reality TV shows where animals are a part of the show. They have made their statement to National Geographic so now we must continue to pay attention to how this is moving along. If the AHA continues to put pressure on NG, this alone could cause the show to be taken off the air. If AHA is on the set of any Cesar911 shows there most likely wouldn't be a show as they would see that animals aren't being protected in the filming of the show. I have received so many emails from people saying that they used to be a fan and that they now know better and are asking for help because of the damage to their own dogs has been devastating. We have made a huge difference in the lives of many dogs with this petition so even though the numbers of signatures are low, we have made a difference. We will continue to educate and reach more people. Our voices were heard and that's what matters. We will continue to be the voice of the voiceless.