Click here to read today's article published in The Village Times Herald by Mallie Kim.

Please read and share. To elaborate on the "bit of shoving" mentioned in the article, PLI Executive Director Alexandra Wolfe shoved Sharon Philbrick away from a gate entrance. This volatile behavior is documented on video. Additionally, it's important to note that Wolfe was accompanied by a hired security guard on that day, Wednesday, November 8th. 

"Herb Mones, land use chair of the Three Village Civic Association, also came to the farm to show support. He took issue with the way the nonprofit handled a delicate situation, because the last the community heard, the plan to move the animals was on pause.

'We are quite shocked that something like this would happen by any organization that depends upon Long Island communities’ support,' said Mones, who is also president of the Three Village Community Trust, another organization that acquires and preserves local properties of historical importance. 'These are really actions that go beyond anything that’s reasonable. It just amazes me.'"