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"Picasso": How SPCA dog control/disposal contacts continue to cause harm to the SPCA's reputation and loss of donations

----- Original Message -----
From: Nichola
To: editorial@burnabynow.com
Cc: provletters@theprovince.com ; jng@vancouversun.com ; vcasselton@vancouversun.com ; Animal Advocates ; editor@rd.ca
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 6:26 PM
Subject: How many dogs/cats has the SPCA failed?

I am writing to your newspapers to alert you of something that recently happened to a dog that I rescued from Burnaby Mountain Park. I would like it if you used my story to tell public what happened to him as I am thoroughly disgusted and upset with how the Burnaby SPCA handled things. I do appreciate that some staff there did try to help him and I don't want to bad mouth any of them but, I am VERY upset at how things turned out for the dog and don't feel that the SPCA handled things well. I spent a lot of time with the dog, Picasso, and built a good relationship with him. I don't feel that the end result was warranted and I'm upset that I wasn't contacted. I will attach some of my e mails between SPCA and myself.

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"Picasso": How SPCA dog control/disposal contacts continue to cause harm to the SPCA's reputation and loss of donations
Nichola tries to catch Picasso and emails the Burnaby SPCA when she is unsuccessful *PIC*
The BC SPCA's mandate is to protect animals from people, not to protect people from animals
Picasso ends up dead *PIC*
A shelter is no place to assess a dog
Picasso was a threat to contracts, a dupe to convenience
Volunteers had to quit
What did BC SPCA Head Office tell Nichola?
That statement contradicts the words of Mr Busch's boss, CEO Craig Daniell *LINK*
New photo of the late "Picasso" *NM* *PIC*
I thought the SPCA was in the saving business
It makes me sad to know that I could have helped

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