

Marsha the Bloodhound should be back home where she belongs.


Marsha the Bloodhound should be back home where she belongs.
The Issue
Marsha the Bloodhound was dumped on my Aunt's property a few months ago by an unknown individual. She had several medical issues and was barely alive. My Aunt sought medical treatment immediately through her veterinarian. Because of the high cost of the medical treatment this Bloodhound needed she also sought help through Southcentral Bloodhound rescue league. "Emily Williams".
My Aunt was an Angel to Marsha. She gave her the best of the best care. I will add here that my Aunt has rescued two other puppy black labs that were dumped on her property, she nurtured them and found them wonderful forever homes. She also has two horses. One of which due to an injury, her vet wanted to put this horse down. My Aunt refused and nurtured and cared for this horse who is now thriving and healthy. She also has 3 other horses that are rescues and other dogs. She has a compassion for animals that all of us should have.
Marsha came into heat and was boarded at Emily Williams request for a few days which during that time she would receive additional medical treatment. During the few days she was boarded, Emily sent Two ladies to pick Marsha up and move her not once, but twice. My Aunt was not given the opportunity to say goodbye nor did she approve of this which she did tell Emily.
My Aunt gave Marsha great care and became very attached to Marsha as Marsha also became attached to her and her other furbabies. My Aunt has requested numerous times to have Marsha returned to her and wants to adopt her and has made it clear that she will pay for all medical procedures to be done. The veterinarian is also in agreement with this.
Please sign my petition to help us get Marsha back home where she belongs. Marsha was very happy and content and it is not in Marsha's best interest to be taken from the family she loved and moved from place to place. We need to get Marsha back home. Please sign and share. Thank you.

The Issue
Marsha the Bloodhound was dumped on my Aunt's property a few months ago by an unknown individual. She had several medical issues and was barely alive. My Aunt sought medical treatment immediately through her veterinarian. Because of the high cost of the medical treatment this Bloodhound needed she also sought help through Southcentral Bloodhound rescue league. "Emily Williams".
My Aunt was an Angel to Marsha. She gave her the best of the best care. I will add here that my Aunt has rescued two other puppy black labs that were dumped on her property, she nurtured them and found them wonderful forever homes. She also has two horses. One of which due to an injury, her vet wanted to put this horse down. My Aunt refused and nurtured and cared for this horse who is now thriving and healthy. She also has 3 other horses that are rescues and other dogs. She has a compassion for animals that all of us should have.
Marsha came into heat and was boarded at Emily Williams request for a few days which during that time she would receive additional medical treatment. During the few days she was boarded, Emily sent Two ladies to pick Marsha up and move her not once, but twice. My Aunt was not given the opportunity to say goodbye nor did she approve of this which she did tell Emily.
My Aunt gave Marsha great care and became very attached to Marsha as Marsha also became attached to her and her other furbabies. My Aunt has requested numerous times to have Marsha returned to her and wants to adopt her and has made it clear that she will pay for all medical procedures to be done. The veterinarian is also in agreement with this.
Please sign my petition to help us get Marsha back home where she belongs. Marsha was very happy and content and it is not in Marsha's best interest to be taken from the family she loved and moved from place to place. We need to get Marsha back home. Please sign and share. Thank you.

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Petition created on August 18, 2015