Target: Matthew Weintraub, Bucks County District Attorney, Pennsylvania
Goal: Ensure justice for the allegedly neglected and abandoned animals and prioritize their welfare.
A deeply concerning case of alleged animal cruelty has emerged in Bucks County, where Abigail Tuttle O’Keeffe is accused of neglecting over 120 animals on her property. Authorities reportedly discovered a dire situation at Narrow Way Farm, with animals found living in filthy conditions, suffering from malnourishment, infections, and parasites. Reports indicate that O’Keeffe had fled the country, leaving the animals deplorable.
Witnesses and former employees have reportedly described a pattern of mismanagement and disregard for animal welfare under O’Keeffe’s care. These revelations underscore the urgency of ensuring justice for the animals involved and preventing similar incidents in the future.
Legal action must be taken against O’Keeffe to hold her accountable for her alleged actions. The rescued animals must also receive immediate and proper care to recover from their ordeal. This case highlights the importance of enforcing animal welfare laws and protecting vulnerable animals from abuse and neglect. Take action now.
PETITION LETTER:
Dear Matthew Weintraub,
I am writing to express my concern about the recent case of alleged animal cruelty at Narrow Way Farm in Bucks County. Abigail Tuttle O’Keeffe is accused of neglecting over 120 animals, leaving them in severe distress and poor health.
Authorities reportedly found animals living in filthy conditions, suffering from malnutrition, infections, and parasites. Reports from former employees and volunteers indicate a troubling history of mismanagement and disregard for animal welfare.
It is imperative that O’Keeffe is held accountable for her alleged actions and that the rescued animals receive the proper care they need. I urge you to ensure that justice is served in this case and to take all necessary measures to prevent such cruelty from happening again.
Sincerely,
[Your Name Here]
Photo credit: Phil King
