Thank you to everyone who has continued to support and share this petition. Your voices matter — and we must keep speaking up.
Today, I attended the adoption event held at 210 Route 206 in Hillsborough and witnessed firsthand continued signs of neglect. Mitch, one of the kittens from a litter previously seen in poor condition, was once again covered in urine, with yellow-stained paws and no name label on his crate. When a potential adopter asked about him, Lyn claimed he had “just been bathed,” which did not align with his appearance or smell.
Lyn also stated that there were originally four kittens in the litter — one was adopted yesterday at the Petco in Raritan (a location that has since cut ties with her due to mounting complaints), and the other two were “stolen.” Sadly, this isn’t the first time animals have reportedly gone missing under Lyn’s care, with similar claims made in the past.
What’s even more troubling is that when the same potential adopter asked another foster about Mitch, the foster admitted she didn’t know much. She suggested he must be new, given his disheveled appearance and lack of identification. But Mitch is not new — he has been in Lyn’s care and was present at the Convention Center event just last week, in the same condition.
Lyn referred to the kittens as “her babies” and expressed being heartbroken about the two who are “missing.” Yet, when asked about Mitch — the only male of the litter and the only one remaining — she couldn’t identify him without checking paperwork and asking others to verify his gender.
To make matters worse, several of these kittens, including Mitch, have been removed from Petfinder, making it difficult for the public to track their status or verify who is still in care.
This continued lack of transparency, failure to provide basic care, and conflicting stories raise serious concerns about the safety and well-being of these animals.
Please continue to share this petition and speak out. These animals deserve proper care, protection, and accountability.
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