ChrisH
05-04-2011, 01:38 PM
On 19th May 2010, Lennox, a five year old American Bull dog Labrador cross was wrongfully seized by Belfast City Council Dog Wardens from his loving family home where he lived with his owners and his kennel mates.
Lennox committed no crime nor did any member of the public complain about him. Three Belfast City Council Dog Wardens came with the PSNI to his home unannounced. The Dog Wardens then told the Police to leave as there was no need for them at the location. The Belfast City Council Dog Wardens then had tea with his owners, smoked cigarettes, chatted, played with the other family dogs after which the Dog Wardens then measured Lennox’s muzzle and rear legs with a dress maker’s tape measure and decided on those measurements without seeking any professional advice that he was possible “Pit Bull Type Breed” and so he was led from his home to be put to death by the Council.
Photographs of Lennox have emerged recently and have been passed to the family.
The photographs clearly show Lennox in a cold inhumane concrete kennel which is visibly too small, there are no visible signs of a constant fresh water supply, heating, toys for stimulation.
The photographs show Lennox sitting upright in a box type bed surrounded by his own faeces with only saw dust for bedding.
Save Lennox End BSL
Local leading MP’s joined in support of Lennox stating in the Belfast Telegraph and other media they were “Appalled” by the seizure and treatment of Lennox and his family. A global campaign which boasts hundreds of thousands of supporters and petition signatures has begun in support of Lennox’s freedom. The ADBA Inc, various Animal Rights groups, Animal Welfare organisations, Veterinarians, Dog Breed and Behaviourist Experts have all gave their support for Lennox’s freedom and many supporters who are regular tourists to Northern Ireland have went further to state they will not return to Northern Ireland until Lennox is returned to his home.
SaveLennox.co.uk say "We ask for your help to Save Lennox, stop his incarceration and stop him from being put to death by Belfast City Council who wrongfully took him. If you have any compassion you will clearly see that far too many wrongs and errors have been made by the Council in the seizure of this much loved family pet and you will help correct a wrong. Please help this little girl become reunited with her best friend."
How can you help?
You can do your bit to help the Save Lennox Campaign and to promote awareness of BSL, the evil legislation that is killing thousands of innocent family pets like Lennox each and everyday. You can help by emailing, send letters to local MP’s, Council offices, Government offices, newspapers, magazines and help spread the word online about Lennox and many others that find themselves also caught up in this evil legislation.
On the www.savelennox.co.uk website you will find contact addresses and a few sample letters in various formats that you can edit or add to for your own purposes.
You can also sign the Save Lennox petition and join the thousands who have already taken the time and placed their name on the petition for the release of Lennox. You may also be interested in sharing the petition link on other websites, forums, social networks or by email www.savelennoxpetition.co.uk
Lennox committed no crime nor did any member of the public complain about him. Three Belfast City Council Dog Wardens came with the PSNI to his home unannounced. The Dog Wardens then told the Police to leave as there was no need for them at the location. The Belfast City Council Dog Wardens then had tea with his owners, smoked cigarettes, chatted, played with the other family dogs after which the Dog Wardens then measured Lennox’s muzzle and rear legs with a dress maker’s tape measure and decided on those measurements without seeking any professional advice that he was possible “Pit Bull Type Breed” and so he was led from his home to be put to death by the Council.
Photographs of Lennox have emerged recently and have been passed to the family.
The photographs clearly show Lennox in a cold inhumane concrete kennel which is visibly too small, there are no visible signs of a constant fresh water supply, heating, toys for stimulation.
The photographs show Lennox sitting upright in a box type bed surrounded by his own faeces with only saw dust for bedding.
Save Lennox End BSL
Local leading MP’s joined in support of Lennox stating in the Belfast Telegraph and other media they were “Appalled” by the seizure and treatment of Lennox and his family. A global campaign which boasts hundreds of thousands of supporters and petition signatures has begun in support of Lennox’s freedom. The ADBA Inc, various Animal Rights groups, Animal Welfare organisations, Veterinarians, Dog Breed and Behaviourist Experts have all gave their support for Lennox’s freedom and many supporters who are regular tourists to Northern Ireland have went further to state they will not return to Northern Ireland until Lennox is returned to his home.
SaveLennox.co.uk say "We ask for your help to Save Lennox, stop his incarceration and stop him from being put to death by Belfast City Council who wrongfully took him. If you have any compassion you will clearly see that far too many wrongs and errors have been made by the Council in the seizure of this much loved family pet and you will help correct a wrong. Please help this little girl become reunited with her best friend."
How can you help?
You can do your bit to help the Save Lennox Campaign and to promote awareness of BSL, the evil legislation that is killing thousands of innocent family pets like Lennox each and everyday. You can help by emailing, send letters to local MP’s, Council offices, Government offices, newspapers, magazines and help spread the word online about Lennox and many others that find themselves also caught up in this evil legislation.
On the www.savelennox.co.uk website you will find contact addresses and a few sample letters in various formats that you can edit or add to for your own purposes.
You can also sign the Save Lennox petition and join the thousands who have already taken the time and placed their name on the petition for the release of Lennox. You may also be interested in sharing the petition link on other websites, forums, social networks or by email www.savelennoxpetition.co.uk