Now get a non profit to donate an outdoor kennel for the dog when warm weather comes

Contact a non profit dog rescue about donated outdoor kennel for spring and warmer weather. So he us never chained again.

Get a outdoor kennel for warm weather from a rescue

The rescue has a neighborhood monitor. The owner refuses to sell the dog. $1,000.00 was offered recently.

Where there's abuse, can't the animal be seized by the City?

Curiously they don't see this constant violation of tethering laws as abuse. The rescue is convinced the owner Linda Hines has friends in high places. They are extremely frustrated with the New Haven ACO. Drive by when you can. The dog will be outside guaranteed, on 2 filthy moldy furniture cushions. The little white plastic igloo was donated by the resuce.

One of the ACO's responding to this issue one freezing winter night/day was overheard by rescue monitor said to the owner "why don't you just hide the dog out in the back yard"? This is an outrage!! The ACO who said this was not properly vetted. Linda Hines will not hid Dante in her back yard because she uses Dante as an alarm system.
You can leave filthy moldy cushions in your front yard on Sheldon Terrace. Isn't this a housing code violation? What's the department that should respond to this?
The owner should be fined for this. You know this would not be tolerated around the corner on Prospect Street.

If the City won't respond and help, you might go to one of the local TV stations and see if they can help....Good luck.

Thanks ACPD WVIT's Jaime Ratliff provides
excellent coverage on Animal Abuse!

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