Boxer Rescue San Diego

Alice Via

11618 Moreno Avenue

   San Diego California 92040

(619) 328-0792

BoxeresQ@Cox.net

 

Having a challenge uploading photos...

if they aren't here you can email me at BoxeresQ@Cox.net

 and I will email you this wishes for the holidays!

December, 2011

 

Now listen up boys

So you will hear

The story of how

You all arrived here.

 

You came into rescue from

Shelters or homes-

No one would take you

You all were alone!

 

Boxer Rescue said,

 "I'll give them a chance!"

And brought you all home.

Oh Joy! Happy dance!

As love would have it

And it's normal I know-

You were so special

I did not let you go!

 

This Christmas we want

Others to get a home

Please-from rescues adopt!

You won't be alone!

 

The love that you give

Will be returned triple fold

And you'll wonder who

Really rescued who as we're told!

So from Alice, McDuff,

Frank, Dundee and Ollie

We hope that this season

For you will be jolly!

 

If you are lucky and have

donations to give

We hope you will consider

Small rescues-not bigger!

 

The memories you make

Are the ones you keep

We wish you friends

and lots of sleep!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

 

I would ask those of you who donate for animal care to please look into supporting rescues.

 

 

Meanwhile on December 2, 2011 another raid on another place!

Since I cannot believe anything I hear from Animal Control anymore after the handling of my situation

I would like to point out that IF I were to believe what they said I

would be flabbergasted  that this rescue had already been given a warning on November 9, 2011

 (when dead animals were found there) to get the "sick" animals care.

Dan DeSousa stood in front of the camera to say "We were not going to allow these animals to remain and suffer the same fate as the others."

well that all sounds very reasonable on the surface but if you read further they allowed several dogs, chickens and a pig to remain.

So how many is several dogs?


 

Fifty-eight animals in the rural community of Campo were seized Friday by San Diego County sheriff's deputies and animal services officers in a raid on a small ranch that one animal services officer called a "death trap."

The animals included goats, sheep, llamas, cattle and horses. Many of the animals were sick, were on the verge of starvation and had overgrown hooves, investigators said.

On Nov. 9, animal control officers had found nine dead goats and a dead llama on the same property. Necropsies determined that the animals had probably died of starvation.

The owners were given a warning about the remaining animals but apparently were not following through on their promises to provide better feed and care, according to Lt. Dan DeSousa of the county Department of Animal Services.

"We were not going to allow these animals to remain and suffer the same fate as the others," DeSousa said.

The animals were taken to a county-run facility in Bonita. Investigators are gathering evidence and will present a report to the district attorney about possible animal cruelty charges against the property owners, DeSousa said.

Deputies and investigators allowed several dogs, several chickens and a pig to remain. "But we'll be monitoring to see how they are doing," DeSousa said.

Campo is an hour east of downtown San Diego. The owners were not home at the time of the raid.

 

 

November 16, 2011

Approximately noon.

Just received word from a friend who had seen it on TV that another rescue has been raided by animal control-a cat rescue.

I was told they did NOT give out the rescue or the person's name, there were no helicopters buzzing around and there was no arrest even though Dan DeSousa, says they have been out there several times!!!!  (That is SEVERAL times more than they had been to my house when I was ARRESTED with a great amount of fanfare!)

Many sick animals etc...

 

I want to make it clear that I wish none of the above on any rescue.

I want to remind all of you that just because animal control says "sick animals" that means NOTHING!!!!!
You know the drivel DeSousa said about my dogs as they paraded healthy dogs out in front of the cameras...he said they had no water, were dehydrated (not until they had been at the shelter for a while), they had bloody paws from trying to escape those HORRIBLE crates (one dog in the evidence photos and I dare say any attempt to escape was from the panic that animal control caused as you could plainly see the blood was fresh)...

On the other hand who takes in sick animals? RESCUES!!!!

The shelter tends to put them asleep-OR CALLS RESCUES TO COME GET THEM OR THEY WILL BE PUT TO SLEEP!!!

I have never been to this person's rescue and have no idea of the conditions but I would advise you all to disbelieve whatever you do not see with your own eyes....and remember before my trial how NBC put together a tape of a different rescue (where the house and conditions were filthy) and then only talked about MY rescue while this tape played...so I guess don't believe your eyes either!

 

Sadly I have heard some rescues quit rescuing after what happened to me and I know some are no longer taking animals from the shelters. I know many people who are no longer adopting from the shelters and who are vowing to never give another penny to any of the shelters. I would ask you to donate your money to a rescue-the smaller the rescue the better.

They are using 100% of the donations for the animals.

 

Thanks for all your continuing support...Alice Via

 

 

While I am not asking for money for myself, anyone who would like to contribute to the $11,000 fine I am paying:

If you can and desire to do so:

Please make any checks out to

 Boxer Rescue

11618 Moreno Avenue

 Lakeside CA 92040

or Paypal

www.paypal.com  then you'd click ''send money" then you'd input my email address  boxeresq@cox.net- the best way is to have people send the money as a "GIFT", then no taxes are taken. I was told this, I believe it is true!

 


 

 Please make any checks out to

 Boxer Rescue.

11618 Moreno Avenue

Lakeside CA 92040

or Paypal

www.paypal.com  then you'd click ''send money" then you'd input my email address  boxeresq@cox.net
 
- the best way is to have people send the money as a "GIFT", then no taxes are taken out. 

 

                      

                                                                                                                                             

 

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                                                                                                                                                          Rescued to date 2010:

                                           January       9

                                           February      6

                                          

 

                                           Total            15

   
   

  BOXER RESCUE

11618 Moreno Avenue

 Lakeside California 92040

(619) 328-0792

(Be persistent! If I haven't returned your call within two days please call again.)

or   BoxeresQ@cox.net (computer willing!)

 

A HUGE thank you to

                                                                                                                  Tanya Gillis

                                                                                                                                   Designer and creator of this website