juliew19673
Well-Known Member
Yeah, poor Bella was born into a Feral pack of cats that lived in the "Horrid" neighborhood of Century City/aka Bel Air-Beverly Hills and West LA? Apparently the wrong side of the tracks..
Have found in my 12 years of living here so many purebred animals that were just walking these "Mean Streets". One in particular was a Saint Bernard - Pi; He had a Dog tag, but the owners just up and moved and left him in the backyard of their estate and he had finally broken down a fence after 5 days of being abandoned. He was skin and bones, dragged my friend an I back to his home when we found him wondering the streets. I took him to the West LA animal shelter and they found from his tag that he had been owned and bred by a couple that had a purebred animal store here in West Hollywood! It had been closed due to too many complaints of health problems from people who purchased their pets.
Now in West Hollywood we have an ordinance on the books of our city that you cannot sell/breed purebred pets (nor fur, nor altering your pet for cosmetic reasons - such as changing a dogs ears, declawing a cat, etc.).
Poor Pi died 3 days after dropping him off as his stomach "turned" (Knotted off from not being fed for days). A West Hollywood Sherrif was at the pound when I took him in and was hoping to adopt him, this particular Sherriff really pushed through the banning of ridiculous thing people could do to their animals in our town. The owners of the purebred pet shop were brought to court and paid a fine - $1200. Sad.
Have found in my 12 years of living here so many purebred animals that were just walking these "Mean Streets". One in particular was a Saint Bernard - Pi; He had a Dog tag, but the owners just up and moved and left him in the backyard of their estate and he had finally broken down a fence after 5 days of being abandoned. He was skin and bones, dragged my friend an I back to his home when we found him wondering the streets. I took him to the West LA animal shelter and they found from his tag that he had been owned and bred by a couple that had a purebred animal store here in West Hollywood! It had been closed due to too many complaints of health problems from people who purchased their pets.
Now in West Hollywood we have an ordinance on the books of our city that you cannot sell/breed purebred pets (nor fur, nor altering your pet for cosmetic reasons - such as changing a dogs ears, declawing a cat, etc.).
Poor Pi died 3 days after dropping him off as his stomach "turned" (Knotted off from not being fed for days). A West Hollywood Sherrif was at the pound when I took him in and was hoping to adopt him, this particular Sherriff really pushed through the banning of ridiculous thing people could do to their animals in our town. The owners of the purebred pet shop were brought to court and paid a fine - $1200. Sad.