Dogs Reportedly Found With Matted Fur and Feces-Covered Coats Deserve Justice

Target: Gary Germann, Prosecutor, Porter County, Indiana

Goal: Ensure the prosecution of those allegedly responsible for the severe neglect and mistreatment of dogs.

Authorities in Hebron, Indiana, reportedly discovered 11 dogs living in severely unsanitary conditions, resulting in matted fur, feces-covered coats, and open wounds on the animals. The breeds affected included miniature Shelties, German Shepherds, and a Komondor, all allegedly suffering due to apparent neglect.

The dogs were found in a home where the owner reportedly admitted to being unable to care for them due to a serious illness. This admission appears to highlight the need for a strong legal response to ensure such neglect does not occur again and to hold the owner accountable.

The reported suffering of these animals underscores the urgent need for legal intervention. Prosecutors must act to safeguard the welfare of these dogs and ensure that the alleged perpetrator faces appropriate legal consequences. Call for the prosecution of those reportedly responsible for the neglect and mistreatment of these dogs.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Mr. Germann,

We write to bring to your attention a grave matter of alleged animal neglect discovered in Hebron. Investigators reportedly found 11 dogs living in horrendous conditions, with matted fur, feces-covered coats, and open wounds, indicating severe neglect.

The owner allegedly admitted to being unable to care for these animals due to illness. This admission does not excuse the apparent neglect and suffering endured by these dogs. It is crucial that those allegedly responsible for this neglect face legal consequences to prevent future incidents.

We urge you to prosecute those allegedly responsible for this animal neglect. Ensuring justice in this case is vital for protecting the welfare of these animals and deterring similar acts of neglect in the future.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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