Please help me Re-home boy and rocky help me to fundraise 6500 retainer fee

The Issue

Everyone please help me, Ok have been trying to find a way to get rocky and boy out of trouble. But the cops keep acting like they are mad at something. I'm starting to panick because no way are the cops gonna keep their word and kill the dogs. I don't understand where so much hate is coming from. But they didny kill no one. In Pomona, California, the struggles of being discriminated because of homelessness are compounded by the heart-wrenching threat to our beloved pets. For those of us living in poverty, our pets are more than companions—they are family. Unfortunately, our family members are at risk, and our voices are being ignored.

Like anyone else, I experience hardships daily. It’s not just homelessness; it's the constant battle against the abuse and violence that targets us for being vulnerable. All I can provide is a shaded spot beneath a tree, and yet, authorities look at us as if we're criminals. This misunderstanding has dire consequences for everyone involved, especially our dogs—our babies. There have been instances of forced removal and even euthanization of pets belonging to the homeless community. This is an unimaginable cruelty that must stop.

Pomona city officials and law enforcement need to implement policies that protect both the homeless population and their pets. We call for the cessation of forceful removal and euthanization of our animals. Instead, let’s develop community support systems that offer pet-friendly shelters and medical care without the fear of losing our beloved companions.

Statistics from the National Coalition for the Homeless indicate that approximately 10% of the homeless population owns pets. These pets offer emotional support, relieve stress, and improve mental well-being, which are crucial for survival under harsh conditions. We can create a supportive community that respects all forms of life.

By signing this petition, you help stop the unjust treatment of homeless citizens and their pets in Pomona. Urge city officials to take humane steps towards a solution and support initiatives that uphold the dignity of all Pomona residents, whether two-legged or four. Your signature can drive the change we need.

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The Issue

Everyone please help me, Ok have been trying to find a way to get rocky and boy out of trouble. But the cops keep acting like they are mad at something. I'm starting to panick because no way are the cops gonna keep their word and kill the dogs. I don't understand where so much hate is coming from. But they didny kill no one. In Pomona, California, the struggles of being discriminated because of homelessness are compounded by the heart-wrenching threat to our beloved pets. For those of us living in poverty, our pets are more than companions—they are family. Unfortunately, our family members are at risk, and our voices are being ignored.

Like anyone else, I experience hardships daily. It’s not just homelessness; it's the constant battle against the abuse and violence that targets us for being vulnerable. All I can provide is a shaded spot beneath a tree, and yet, authorities look at us as if we're criminals. This misunderstanding has dire consequences for everyone involved, especially our dogs—our babies. There have been instances of forced removal and even euthanization of pets belonging to the homeless community. This is an unimaginable cruelty that must stop.

Pomona city officials and law enforcement need to implement policies that protect both the homeless population and their pets. We call for the cessation of forceful removal and euthanization of our animals. Instead, let’s develop community support systems that offer pet-friendly shelters and medical care without the fear of losing our beloved companions.

Statistics from the National Coalition for the Homeless indicate that approximately 10% of the homeless population owns pets. These pets offer emotional support, relieve stress, and improve mental well-being, which are crucial for survival under harsh conditions. We can create a supportive community that respects all forms of life.

By signing this petition, you help stop the unjust treatment of homeless citizens and their pets in Pomona. Urge city officials to take humane steps towards a solution and support initiatives that uphold the dignity of all Pomona residents, whether two-legged or four. Your signature can drive the change we need.

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The Decision Makers

Tim sandoval
Tim sandoval
Inland Valley Humane Society

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