[nagdu] PA Evans'Bill toHelpProtectService AnimalsReceivesHouse Endorsement -- dog attack

[Passle Helminski]

>Hi Lisa,

>The police animal control could not find the person, yet.  There is 
>no criminal law on our books but I will work to change that.  I have 
>made a lot  of friends in the DA office.  I will deal with this 
>legally when they find the person.  Where I live some folks do not 
>care if there are leash laws or common sense on controlling their 
>dogs, they are just jerks.



>Kate  had some blood on her fur but nothing that required stitching.

I know of 2  other dog guide handlers in my area that have the same 
problem I have.

Passle

>
>>Good job Passel.  I'll bet the police can help. Youknow the area 
>>you and the jerk walked in. The dog was on a leash so it's safe to 
>>say the jerk lived in the immediate area. I'm guessing if the 
>>police went to neighbors, if they're willing, they might see the 
>>jerk and it's dog.  You might contact legal aid, or contact a civil 
>>attorney and see if he/she will file legal action against the 
>>offender for, perhaps, civil violation. Did the vet find ANY 
>>physical signs harm was done to the dog. What a so and so --the 
>>jerk, to blatantly take advantage of your blindness. For me, such 
>>an act feels like such a violation. At times, these violations 
>>trigger acts of violence committed against me a few years back.
>>