In West Warwick, RI, an elderly woman's beloved pet dog, Ginger, is facing an unjust fate. Despite being well-cared for and loved by her owner who is 86 years old, Ginger has been seized due to a persistent ear issue. This woman has dedicatedly taken care of Ginger, ensuring regular visits to the vet and groomer. Yet now she faces the heartbreaking possibility of losing her loyal companion.

Ginger's owner is not alone in this fight; neighbors are willing to adopt Ginger if necessary. They have witnessed firsthand how much love and care this dog receives from her elderly owner. The community believes that euthanizing a pet should be a last resort when all other options have been exhausted.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) states that decisions about euthanasia should be made with consideration for the animal's quality of life (AVMA Guidelines for the Euthanasia of Animals). In this case, it seems clear that despite her ear issue - which is being treated - Ginger enjoys a good quality of life with an owner who loves her dearly.

We urge local authorities in West Warwick to reconsider their decision. We ask them not only to save Ginger from euthanasia but also return her back home or allow one of the immediate neighbors to adopt if necessary due to age-related concerns about care provision.

This petition isn't just about saving one dog; it's about standing up against unnecessary animal euthanasia and protecting our rights as responsible pet owners. Please sign this petition today and help us bring justice for Ginger!