meimei
July 20th, 2005, 05:56 AM
Hi Everyone
We live on the West Island of Montreal, west of St. Charles, north of Gouin.
Anyone who lives near this area will understand where I mean.
We are home to several working Labs whom many of you may have seen accompanying an amputee (male) in a wheelchair. This guy really gets around with chair and dog and has a fairly long route along Pierrefonds Boul. He and his labs have become well known "bastions", here in the area, and he's well loved by all.
Last weekend on Saturday, the man in the wheelchair and his working lab were visciously attacked by a woman walking a rotty. Apparently, the woman , clearly in shock, pulled her rotty away, but instead of offering help to the man, actually took off and RAN away together with her dog, leaving the man in the wheelchair stranded. Apparently The wheelchair man's lab was very seriously hurt and required hospitialzation. (this is all secondhand information from my neighbour who witnessed the attack)
#1: We do not know the address of the owners of this Rottweiler, and we are trying to locate them as we feel this person demonstrated a clear lack of responsibility in this matter. Next time it could be a child or smaller dog.
#2: We realize that accidents DO happen, and the owners should walk the Rotty with a muzzle.
#3: The man in the wheelchair is on disability and has incurred large medical and vet bills, and should not be stuck paying these on his own.
If anyone who lives in the area knows this woman or dog, please contact me privately. We don't want her arrested, we certainly don't want harm to come to the Rotty, but we do believe she shares a responsibility in the bills, and we do believe she should be educated as to how to properly manage her dog, and how to take appropriate safety measures when walking her dog.
The only clue we have is that the Rottweiler seems to be an older dog, walks very "stilt-edley" as though he has a serious hip displastic problem. The woman is tall, slim and in her mid to late 40's with long, dark brown hair.
Again, please contact me privately if you have any information.
Thanks
MM
We live on the West Island of Montreal, west of St. Charles, north of Gouin.
Anyone who lives near this area will understand where I mean.
We are home to several working Labs whom many of you may have seen accompanying an amputee (male) in a wheelchair. This guy really gets around with chair and dog and has a fairly long route along Pierrefonds Boul. He and his labs have become well known "bastions", here in the area, and he's well loved by all.
Last weekend on Saturday, the man in the wheelchair and his working lab were visciously attacked by a woman walking a rotty. Apparently, the woman , clearly in shock, pulled her rotty away, but instead of offering help to the man, actually took off and RAN away together with her dog, leaving the man in the wheelchair stranded. Apparently The wheelchair man's lab was very seriously hurt and required hospitialzation. (this is all secondhand information from my neighbour who witnessed the attack)
#1: We do not know the address of the owners of this Rottweiler, and we are trying to locate them as we feel this person demonstrated a clear lack of responsibility in this matter. Next time it could be a child or smaller dog.
#2: We realize that accidents DO happen, and the owners should walk the Rotty with a muzzle.
#3: The man in the wheelchair is on disability and has incurred large medical and vet bills, and should not be stuck paying these on his own.
If anyone who lives in the area knows this woman or dog, please contact me privately. We don't want her arrested, we certainly don't want harm to come to the Rotty, but we do believe she shares a responsibility in the bills, and we do believe she should be educated as to how to properly manage her dog, and how to take appropriate safety measures when walking her dog.
The only clue we have is that the Rottweiler seems to be an older dog, walks very "stilt-edley" as though he has a serious hip displastic problem. The woman is tall, slim and in her mid to late 40's with long, dark brown hair.
Again, please contact me privately if you have any information.
Thanks
MM