Chantal JonkergouwÄngelholm, Sweden
3 July 2020

Dear supporter of our petition to ban dog tethering!

Remember the 14 dogs in Ontario? Chained up in the snow in a field without water, care or sufficient protection from the freezing cold.

These dogs, and the dog lovers fighting for justice for the poor creatures, have been let down many times by the authorities and animal welfare officials. They have kept fighting so that these dog abusers would be charged and go to court.

FINALLY, we got the below news from Canada. They are going to court! But; the fight isn’t over. Thousands and thousands of sled dogs, hunting and farm dogs are still subject to the same cruel abuse. Please share our petition! We are now looking at when to bring this petition to government....

https://www.change.org/ban-dog-chaining-now

NEWS: The Ministry of the Solicitor General has confirmed that two people have been charged under the Provincial Animal Welfare Services Act with permitting animals to be in distress and failing to comply with standards of care for animals.

Ministry spokesperson Brent Ross said the charges are from incidents Feb. 7 and Feb. 13 in Minden Hills. The charges state on Feb. 7, the individuals failed to provide protection from harmful temperatures and the elements to two hound-type dogs and five puppies.

Ross said on Feb. 13 the individuals face an additional failing to comply with standards of care for animals charge for failing to provide adequate and appropriate water. They also face a charge of failing to comply with an order.

Brett Bongard, 25 and Quinn Rogstad, 24 from the City of Kawartha Lakes are scheduled to appear in provincial offences court in Minden Oct. 13.

Thank you for your support! Your voice must be heard. You are the voice of these innocent dogs.

Chantal and Greg

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