But how can we trust that the BCSPCA is now doing the right thing with the remaining Howling Dogs? All we have is their word for it. If they could not protect the 100 sled-dogs from the Bob Fawcett slaughter how can they protect the remaining dogs? I mean the legistation or lack of it to protect these dogs has not changed. I am sure that Outdoor Adventures Whilstler/Howling Dogs is not getting many bookings, and I had heard that the City of Whistler was thinking of revoking their business license. If they could not afford to keep 100 dogs then, with some business, why could they keep 200 with no income from the dogs?

When you have lost trust in the BCSPCA who do you go to? Why is the BCSPCA investigating complaints about itself? This is a clear example of the need for a governing body to oversee the actions, or lack of them, of the BCSPCA.

There MUST be some justice for these dogs, as this is such a most horrendous betrayal of trust. If the BCSPCA cannot convict Bob Fawcett of cruelty to animals with his statement to Worksafe B.C., then what good are they ?