PROTEST ATTENDED BY 150
Despite the threat of rain, today’s peaceful protest on behalf of Heiniu in Aurora, Ontario was attended by approximately 150 people. The event was attended by at least 3 members of the press and additional main stream media have reached out wanting footage from, and interviews with, those attending.
THANK YOU to all who attended!
Leah Long, who has 20 years of experience as an Animal Control officer was at today’s peaceful protest — on the video below Leah speaks out about the death of Heiniu.
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Once again, thank you to all who showed up today to protest out on behalf of Heiniu — despite less than 48 hours notice.
And thank you to all who have sent an email to, and phoned, those who can bring about change.
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To the elected officials and government employees who can bring about change, please know and get that the community is upset and pleading with you to take action.
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2 thoughts on “FORMER ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER SPEAKS OUT (VIDEO)”
This blatant animal abuse and cruelty needs to be taken extremely serious
I was an Animal Control Officer for many years
I have never seen this level of inexperience These “officers” need to be dealt with harshly and the Animal Control staff need to be retrained properly so this never happens to anyone’s pet again
Justice needs to happen here:
The community, Ontario as a whole and beyond are watching.