This email is to inform you of a reecent experience in your neighborhood.
On Wednesday, June 10, 2009, one of our Team Members and a clients two dogs were attacked outside/near 1211 1/2 Hagan Street during our "regular mid visit".
Our pets were leashed and in our control, when two Doberman Pincer(s) bounded and attacked from the above stated residence.
The pets in our care were not injured, but our Team Member was. As we do in any case, we completed the "online" Complaint or Request for Investigation. (link below)
http://www.la-spca.org/prevention/animal_control.htm
It is our understanding that a second complaint was filed by the pet owner for the same reason for a incident that took place two weeks earlier, while the pets were in his care and control. In that case, one of the pet owner's dogs was injured and required veterinarian care.
The safety of your pets and my team are of the utmost importance to me. Our relationship with all of you is very important, so please do not hesitate to phone me if you have any questions or concerns.
Please let us know if there are pet owners in your area that are not adhering to our city's leash law* and we will be sure to avoid that area. Please feel free to forward as you see fit.
Thanks and have a great evening.
Nicole DougetOwner/Operator
New Orleans Pet Care504.289.6355
*Leash Law (Sec. 18-14)
Dogs which are properly licensed and vaccinated may be allowed outside of an enclosure if they are kept on a secure leash and accompanied by its owner or keeper.Any dog that is found "running at large" can be impounded and the owner or keeper ticketed. Dogs who roam present a nuisance or a danger to the public and may be in danger of being hit by a car, being attacked by another animal, abuse from strangers. An animal that is impounded is done so to protect himself and the public.
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