On More than a dozen pets die in house fire
Posted on June 26 at 2:36 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Your right, I don't find it necessary to force my opinions on people about every story I see.. only the ones that I KNOW are false and misleading.
Maybe if you stepped away from your computer long enough to walk outside you'd realize that the world does not revolve around you and maybe.. just maybe you'd realize that you are not always right. Even as superior as you find yourself it still could happen!
Best of luck with that!
On More than a dozen pets die in house fire
Posted on June 26 at 1:35 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Mikki- I had nothing to do with your post being removed, apparently I wasn't the only one who found your narrow minded opinions offensive.
I find it incredibly hypocritical that you can scold me for disagreeing with the comments of a person I don't know yet you find it OK to completely attack a total stranger. Puppy Mill is one of the most offensive things you could say and so far from the truth it is ridiculous!! You go ahead and "back up" Hurley, I'm sure he is just THRILLED to have someone like you on his side! I'll continue to support Tami along with the rest of the majority out here!!
You too have a great day! I know I will when I go home to my BOUGHT pure-bred dogs!
On More than a dozen pets die in house fire
Posted on June 26 at 8:55 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Mikki- I was able to read your post before it was wisely removed by the Gazette staff. The reason I just registered yesterday is because I have never felt the need to comment on stories before but since this story was written about my cousin Tami I was compelled to contribute.
I'm sure that Hurley is a dedicated HS worker but when someone makes judgements without knowing all the facts first they open themselves up for critisism. He gets PAID to help animals... Tami has always done it for free. Showing dogs is not a money making sport for most people. Tami works very hard everyday to cover all the expenses involved in raising and showing dogs. Her dogs were NOT income as 'Rickwantsmoney' said but they are the reason she goes to work everyday!
These animals were beloved and well taken care of pets and when people suggest otherwise without knowing the truth they are just being hurtful.
On More than a dozen pets die in house fire
Posted on June 25 at 7:48 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
I know Tammy and I can tell you that her dogs were treated better than most people treat their own children. Tammy is an amazing person that IS NOT in Beagles to make money. She often takes in rescue Beagles and is very dedicated to helping them find new homes and if she can't find them a home she keeps them herself. She is also the person that the neighbor kids know to take abandoned kittens to because they know she will do her best to find them homes or again add them to her family if a home can't be found.
I understand that the Humane Society is here to help animals but they are so quick to judge without knowing all the facts. Yes, there are way too many dogs without homes in shelters but they were not put there by honest, reputable breeders and breeders should not be held responsible for them. Breeding quality dogs is not a crime and there should not be laws against it!
How anyone could link this terrible accident to having too many dogs is crazy. It does sound like the Humane Society once again trying to shove their views down our throats. Hurley if you took the time to learn the facts you might realize that there are many people out there helping animals and Tammy is one of them. You don't have to work for the Humane Society to do your part!
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On Woman was devoted to pets lost in home fire
Posted on July 1 at 6:44 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Thank you Stacy for this follow up story. Tami suffered a great loss and the first story with Hurley's uninformed comments just added insult to injury. Thanks to Angela Rhodes also for redefining the Humane Society's view of this tragic event.