In case you haven't heard, Ivy was found deceased in the garage in the early morning hours of Friday August 9th. Ivy was found where the volunteer search & rescue K9 alerted to on Wednesday 8/8. If the community hadn't taken steps such as initially searching for Ivy, signing this petition to put pressure on the city, bringing in the volunteer search and rescue team who showed interest in the garage, and ultimately if it weren't for the brave community member that found Ivy in the garage early Friday morning, we believe that Ivy would still be in the garage.

Thanks to these community efforts, Ivy can now be put to rest, and the grieving process can start. 

Going forward, our efforts will be focused on making sure a senseless tragedy like this never happens again. With that being said, we'd like to introduce "Ivy's Law". Ivy's Law aims to ensure that all service dogs, emotional support dogs, and pet dogs, receive the same rescue efforts that their human counterparts do after an emergency. This is not just a plea for equality or justice, but a call for basic compassion and humanity.

Change.org/-Ivys_Law- 

Change.org/JusticeForIvy

The community has really come together to rally behind Ivy and her owner Rose. Rose doesn't want a GoFundMe, all she wants is the community to continue supporting and fighting for her. For those asking about a new guide dog, Leader Dog, where Rose got Ivy, will provide Rose with another guide dog free of charge when she's ready. If you'd like to make a donation to them in Ivy's name I'm sure it would be appreciated. LeaderDog.Org is their website.

Please continue to share and sign these petitions until lasting positive changes have been made. 

There will be a memorial service for Ivy at El Oso Grande Park once Rose gets her ashes back.  In the meantime, there's a memorial set up at the home if you'd like to stop by to show support. The address is 10300 Gutierrez Rd NE