

Stop the seizure and euthanization of Ace and Milly
The Issue
Ace and Milly are not just dogs—they are cherished members of our family. The love and companionship they bring into our home each day is irreplaceable. Our children have grown up with them, they greet us with wagging tails and loving eyes when we come home, and they have been there for us through thick and thin. But now, our beloved pets face an imminent threat of being seized and euthanized by the City of Jacksonville Animal Control, an action that would not only break our hearts but devastate our family.
This situation arose due to a misunderstanding; Ace and Milly have never been aggressive or harmful to our community. They are gentle dogs who have always been well-behaved and adored by everyone they meet . This drastic measure is not only unnecessary but unjust. Our local animal control argues they are responding to a complaint, yet there is no substantial evidence to support any threat posed by Ace and Milly.
In fact, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), nearly 1 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized each year in the United States, often due to misconceptions or minor infractions. We believe that Ace and Milly should not contribute to these statistics when they pose no danger.
Furthermore, there are viable alternatives to euthanasia. Educational programs for pet owners, mediation, or even supervised home visits could address the concerns without resulting in the tragic loss of life. Numerous cities nationwide have adopted such measures, recognizing that pets are fundamentally family members that deserve protection.
Our call to action is urgent: we need your support to save Ace and Milly from such an unjust fate. By signing this petition, you are not only standing with us and our family but also advocating for a fair evaluation and humane treatment of all pets. Help us convey to the City of Jacksonville that they must reconsider and explore alternative solutions.
Please sign this petition and help us bring Ace and Milly back home, safe and sound.
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The Issue
Ace and Milly are not just dogs—they are cherished members of our family. The love and companionship they bring into our home each day is irreplaceable. Our children have grown up with them, they greet us with wagging tails and loving eyes when we come home, and they have been there for us through thick and thin. But now, our beloved pets face an imminent threat of being seized and euthanized by the City of Jacksonville Animal Control, an action that would not only break our hearts but devastate our family.
This situation arose due to a misunderstanding; Ace and Milly have never been aggressive or harmful to our community. They are gentle dogs who have always been well-behaved and adored by everyone they meet . This drastic measure is not only unnecessary but unjust. Our local animal control argues they are responding to a complaint, yet there is no substantial evidence to support any threat posed by Ace and Milly.
In fact, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), nearly 1 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized each year in the United States, often due to misconceptions or minor infractions. We believe that Ace and Milly should not contribute to these statistics when they pose no danger.
Furthermore, there are viable alternatives to euthanasia. Educational programs for pet owners, mediation, or even supervised home visits could address the concerns without resulting in the tragic loss of life. Numerous cities nationwide have adopted such measures, recognizing that pets are fundamentally family members that deserve protection.
Our call to action is urgent: we need your support to save Ace and Milly from such an unjust fate. By signing this petition, you are not only standing with us and our family but also advocating for a fair evaluation and humane treatment of all pets. Help us convey to the City of Jacksonville that they must reconsider and explore alternative solutions.
Please sign this petition and help us bring Ace and Milly back home, safe and sound.
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Petition created on August 23, 2026