The entire story can be found on the Facebook group "Save Koarick and Crowley." Thank you for reading, signing and sharing!!

What we are hoping to do is remove my two dogs from quarantine where they have been forced to live in a concrete cell for the last 2 years. They have not been allowed to go outside at all, being forced to defecate where they sleep and eat. They haven't felt grass or seen the sunshine, they don't even have windows. They have thee most minimal human interaction, only seeing humans at feeding time. No loving embrace or pats on the head. They sleep on concrete. They have gained a massive amount of weight, they have scabs all over them from the concrete and are losing hair in places. One of the dogs sustained severe injuries on the night in question and has been denied adequate veterinary services which has caused permanent facial deformity. 

We want to move them to a facility better equipped to provide the appropriate and humane housing while we continue the fight to save their lives. These two dogs are family members, living creatures and deserve a quality of life more than what is currently being provided to them. We have been fighting a death sentence for over two years. Every court that we have faced has upheld Judge Barton's initial euthanization order. I was finally given the chance to see them after all this time and upon arrival I was absolutely horrified by the condition of my animals. I couldn't even touch them. I had to talk to them through a chain link fence that surrounds their concrete cells. This cannot continue. We have been to District Court, Circuit Court, Court of Appeals and now on our way to Supreme Court. This road in front of us is very long. Its already been two years. I fear if they are forced to remain under these conditions, their heath will continue to deteriorate and they may not make it to come home. I feel like I've been fighting alone. They need your help to persuade the District Court to allow this move!! 

Full account of this situation is on the Facebook group "Save Koarick and Crowley". There you will find pictures and videos of these loving dogs and you can read the full account of what has been happening since October 15th, 2019.