We phoned CTV and the two newspapers, the Surrey North Delta Leader and the Surrey Now

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In Response To: SPCA's version of animal welfare in Surrey. If you understand what the SPCA is, you won't be baffled by the story of Buddy - the cat in the tree ()

We spoke to Lisa and told her to phone the media. She had already phoned Global. We phoned CTV and the two newspapers, the Surrey North Delta Leader and the Surrey Now. We will be phoning the Sun and the Province.

We told her that there was no law against cats in trees in Surrey, or anywhere, as far as we knew. In our opinion, the "fine" sounds like someone getting their jollies by terrifying two upset women. We will find out if there is any such law tomorrow.

AAS has many, many accounts of the SPCA misusing its powers in the most blatantly thuggish way. The CEO has earned a reputation for being incredibly hard-nosed and for hiring like-minded enforcers, a reputation that we predict is going to finish the SPCA off.

One question. Does Constable Webster come from Ontario?

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SPCA's version of animal welfare in Surrey. If you understand what the SPCA is, you won't be baffled by the story of Buddy - the cat in the tree

We phoned CTV and the two newspapers, the Surrey North Delta Leader and the Surrey Now

The magic word worked! Just say MEDIA and the SPCA shrivels up like the Wicked Witch in Oz

Vernon SPCA Left a Cat up a Pole to Suffer in the Heat

All over Surrey, chained dogs are crying to the SPCA for help... *LINK* *PIC*

Surrey has no bylaw that would allow the SPCA to fine for a treed cat

In my opinion, Dee, her son, friends, neighbors and Buddy were subjected to emotional and in Buddy's situation, physical abuse

Humane treatment & business sense

Surrey Now: Does the SPCA wield too much power when it comes to determining the fates of animals it's compelled to protect, as recent stories suggest *LINK*

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