Witnesses were notified by prosecutors this afternoon that the defendants have filed an "emergency motion" to delay the trial and that the state's attorney's office had no information as to when the trial would begin.
Witnesses, former volunteers and others are furious that the animals continue to sit in cages while the defense finds yet ANOTHER stalling technique.
A protest at the Wheaton Courthouse will be held on Monday, Sept. 21 at 8:30am to condemn the delay of the trial of two women accused of 20 counts of cruelty and neglect of animals in their care. Many observers believe that Armon and Horak should live out their days in the same small cages in the basement of the Pet Rescue facility.
Friday, September 18, 2009
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Dale Armon and Penny Horak, in my opinion are horrific hoarders who have cruelly abused animals entrusted in their care. Mark Saxenmeyer has investigated Pet Rescue and found only 10% of the charitable donations in one year were used for animal care.The government agencies charged with humane care for animals need to follow the letter of the law and convict Armon and Horak and close Pet Rescue now.
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