Life just works in mysterious ways! Service Dogs to Animal Law Enforcement, with or without Prejudice being cast onto me!

 

This might surprise you: I do not take my medical alert service dog(she is a service dog in training at this time) to current places. This is because I would not risk her safety in what I need to do at that moment, and what I’m doing could place her in danger. Like when I need to go over to Louisville Metro Animal Services to update or renew the city licenses on my dogs or my cats, or if my cats snuck out of the house and took off, the first place I look is at Louisville Metro Animal Services. I won't take my service dog into any animal shelter, for that matter, and she’ll stay at home. 

I used to work for an animal shelter in animal law enforcement and welfare, and I left my medical alert service dog at home at that time (that dog passed away in 2015 from cancer). The Animal Care and Control Agency I worked for didn't know I had disabilities because I kept my disabilities undisclosed to the agency. My medical alert service dog wasn’t with me at work, and she was also kept undisclosed because I live in a state where disability discrimination ran rabid. Employers have gotten away with it, and to this day, they still do in that state. After 5 and a half years and everything I did, I decided to disclose my disabilities and that I had a medical alert service dog to them and the captain, and requested to have my dog with me in the ACO/Huame Officer room and in my truck. It wasn't much different than my co-coworker that was an ACO II, that brining her Morkie to work that she carried around the shelter under her arm. The little dog would loose it shit when it saw other dogs, she took it with her on calls, and she called/claimed it was her emotional support animal(ESA) Well guess what….. everything I ever did didn't mean shit to them and I was let go. No, reason or being told why….I got canned by the captain, who just told me that my job wasn't the right fit for me anymore! I felt everything I ever did at the agency was forgotten, and I was abandoned and tossed out by my own agency. My dream job as an ACO/Humane Officer was just thrown back in my face after the captain ripped out my heart, threw it on the ground, and stomped the living FK out of it, and threw it back in my face! It really truly shaddered my heart into millions of pieces😢. It has been years since this has happened, and I faced discrimination everywhere I applied for a job, forced to go on disability, which I never wanted to do, and family members started treating me like scum of the earth. This wildfire took everything I owned including my beloved Super Strat Electric Guitar & Keyboard, all the BS from the insurance company I had, I did a random finger point on a map on the United States of America and moved across country from everything and everyone I knew to have a fresh start. Through my parents and aunt and uncle, I’m close to getting sick and tired of jerks in the family, and they moved out here to Kentucky as well, but they live on the other side of Kentucky in a so what rual area. I do one day want to buy a small little farm(you know, like what little Timmy and Lassie lived in) and a couple of acres of fenced land(this is keeping my Dobermans in mind, this little farm and land would mainly be for them as well as me because I would like to get other farm animals) and be back in my field of passion of animal control/humane law enforcement. 

I’ve been thinking of getting back into the field of animal law enforcement. I do miss it a lot! Maybe I should because I do miss it and it's one my passions! I’m going start volunteering at a animal shelter with a animal control/humane law enforcement to prove I’m more then capable and work my way back up to animal control/animal law enforcement….like I said prove I can still do the job regardless of the matter how my lifestyle and my walk of life is now! Sadly, I’ve already been turned down 4 times by Louisville Metro Animal Services volunteer coordinatoratnater basically telling being a volunteer won't be a fit for me. I’ve told them I used be a ACO and cruelty investigator but they did not care and give me the prejudice without a second thought😢

I’m not giving up on it, I do not give up to easy. I contacted a another animal shelter with a animal law enforcement department and if this one prejudice me as well……..there are plenty of more out there to try and I’m sure there is one will not discrimat prejudice me out there.…even if it’s animal shelter with a animal law enforcement division that's 3+ hours away from me🥰❤️👍

 I will be posting more stuff soon……..just gotten busy!

A fake service dog registery that ILLEGALLY caters to ESAs and their owners is being sued

A infamous ESA registery aka fake service dog registery that is selling fake service papers, service I.Ds, fake doctor letters and service dog gear (service vests, patches and etc) to ESA owners is now being sued! Keep in mind Emotional Support Animals which are ESA Pet Therapy Pets are NOT Service/Assistant Animals!

https://www.classaction.org/news/class-action-lawsuit-says-support-pets-emotional-support-animal-service-dog-documentation-has-no-legal-significance?fbclid=IwdGRjcASibMhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xNzM4NDc2NDI2NzAzNzAAAR7eMG8HYNQx5cE2bY2T_K0B88hWR7bclXXKCHLyFLz-GAEfUwT0ugpNNappNA_aem_qseFi4KAnr5JbLXgNwFTsA&utm_id=97757_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1demo0ggajoge

This is why leash laws need to be enforced

 

Especially aggressive dogs need to be leashed at all times! 

Aggressive dogs will attack service or guide dog, and these dogs are DISABILITY MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR THE DISABLED. The disabled have service and guide dogs to help them, mitigate their disabilities, while allowing the disabled person to be independent. If the disabled person loses their service or guide dog, they LOSE not just their DISABILITY MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, THEY WILL LOSE THEIR INDEPENDENCE! 

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), service and guide dog are federally protected. Because of this the owners off aggressive dogs and off leash dogs that attack or even try to attack a service or guide dog should get a stiffer penalty and if the said dog injures or kills or even causes a service or guide dog stop working for its disables owner the attacking dog needs be charged with medical equipment managed and to pay for the full price of a service or guide dog that is priced anywhere between $80,000.00 -$200,000.00 depandi g of the type of service dog or what some guide dog programs will charge) The disabled person that rely on the service or guide dog has the right to press charges and should be allowed to sue the owner of the aggressive dog for less then then 1million dollars because service and guide dog dogs are much-needed medical equipment for the disabled, and the owner of the aggressive dogissve dog should also serve 2 or more years in jail for damage to dog to the sbe ervice or guide dog. Aggressive dogs are not a danger to service or guide dogs dogs but pose a danger to the disabled people who rely on ,service dogs and guide dogs, putting them in danger, and this could be a fatal danger to them the disabled person! 

Disabled Lives Matter!

Better yet because service and guide dogs are FEDRAL PROTECTED the person with the unleashed attacking dog should be federally charged and do jail/prison time!

https://youtu.be/s3OjHCL5zmg?is=RT-W9wYPkTcM3943

I blame the owner! Dog attack at Louisville Apartments!

 

This happened right here in Louisville at some apartments, which look like low-income family HUD apartments, and this could have been a CHILD being mauled to death!

SO WHY IS SUCH A DANGEROUS, AGGRESSIVE DOG LIVING AT THESE APARTMENTS IN THE FIRST PLACE? I BET THE DOG’S OWNER SAID IT WAS AN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL(ESA)! ESAs are NOT SERVICE ANIMALS that assist the disabled; they are glorified pets, and sadly, HUD brought this shit onto themselves 20 years ago by being tricked. I think ESAs were some service animals, and they open their doors to this nightmare fuel, real-life CUJO known as ESAs.

Then these owners also will take these aggressive, dangerous ESAs to public places like grocery stores, where people like REAL service dogs and children are attacked by these aggressive and dangerous ESAs.

If this were a little child walking next to their parent, the child would be killed by this dog! So if this dog is labeled as an ESA at these apartments. I got to ask how many more ESAs, aka FAKE service dog attacks, will take and bodies, which will also be mauled, child bodies to pile up, before something is done and these FAKE service dogs known as ESAs? 

I’m all about having people with ESAs pay a yearly 1 million or more in ESA Liability Insurance on their ESAs, and for every ESA they own, so if the owner has 3 ESAs, the owner needs to pay $ 3 million every year in ESA Liability Insurance. Also on top of that ALL ESAs are to be mandated to be have a neon orange tattoo line or large dot placed on top of the noses to make it viable to everyone and businesses establishments are to prove the animals from the business that do not allow pets all ESAs are to be reported to their local animal control department where animal control will take photo of each ESA, have a yearly copy of the ESA Liablity Insurance and failed to report your ESA to animal control you can be cited $1,500. The ESA owners also have to sign a form stating that they will not take their ESAs into places where their pet is not allowed or welcome. Other things could be added to this, and if our local animal control, which is Louisville Metro Animal Control, does not want to do something like this. I can do it for them from home for FREE, and I’m some that is disabled and used a service dog, and I know the laws regarding service dogs and know the service dog laws, and the Americans with Disabilities Act does not recognize or protect ESAs. 

In the end, I blame the owner of the Pit Bull who did not properly socialize their Pit Bull! This would have never happened if the Pit Bull had been properly socialized.

https://fb.watch/HQ7X0vXoRh/?fs=e

ADA Requirements: Service Animals

https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements/

Frequently Asked Questions about Service Animals and the ADA

 https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-faqs/