Please attend the next hearing on the Pet Rescue case:
Monday, November 24
8:30 am
Courtroom 4007
DuPage County Courthouse
Wheaton
Friday, November 21, 2008
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These are some of the sick and neglected animals from Pet Rescue.
For some inexplicable reason, the Illinois Department of Agriculture doesn't see anything wrong with this.
The Rottweiler who lived in this cage had to be euthanized.
He had open sores on his body from being forced to lay in his own waste for days on end.
Pet Rescue Financials
Litter boxes at the "sanctuary".
May 2008: 2-3 volunteers per night are given 45 minutes to walk 40-50 dogs and care for 160 cats. Whether dogs have been walked, cats’ litter boxes cleaned, and fresh water & food supplied to all is irrelevant. At 9 PM, volunteers are forced to leave for the day. This leaves many animals to go hungry every night, dogs not to be let out of their cages, and for litter boxes and dog crates to accumulate waste day after day, in stark contrast to “the sanctuary” that Armon advertises Pet Rescue to be.
Dead mouse
6/4/08: A dead mouse is found next to food and utensils. Common occurrence due to unsanitary conditions that have been repeatedly reported to the Illinois Department of Agriculture since 1980.
Venus - chronic diarrhea
May 2008: Venus has had chronic upper respiratory infections and diarrhea for at least one year, yet continues to be denied veterinary care. Note diarrhea encrusted tail.
Sick cat denied veterinary care
May 2008: Sick since September 2007, Zeus has never been treated by a veterinarian.
Sick birds in the bathroom
These birds live in a filthy, mouse-infested bathroom. Notice the missing feathers.
Nelson
Nelson is featured prominently in Pet Rescue's fundraising efforts.
How Nelson is treated
This is how Nelson lives his life, in a filthy cage on the Hebron property where Armon and Horak reside.
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