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Aesop Fable

The Lion, the Fox, and the Ass

THE LION, the Fox and the Ass entered into an agreement to assist each other in the chase. Having secured a large booty, the Lion on their return from the forest asked the Ass to allot his due portion to each of the three partners in the treaty. The Ass carefully divided the spoil into three equal shares and modestly requested the two others to make the first choice. The Lion,bursting out into a great rage, devoured the Ass. Then he requested the Fox to do him the favor to make a division. The Fox accumulated all that they had killed into one large heap and left to himself the smallest possible morsel. The Lion said,"Who has taught you, my very excellent fellow, the art of division? You are perfect to a fraction." He replied, "I learned it from the Ass, by witnessing his fate."

Happy is the man who learns from the misfortunes of others.

*please prevent this from happening to those not informed*


Governor Lynch's Executive Order

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

BY HIS EXCELLENC Y

JOHN H. LYNCH, GOVERNOR

Executive Order 2006-3An Order Re-Establishing The Governor's Commission On The Humane Treatment Of Animals

WHEREAS, domesticated animals provide support, companionship and assistance to many citizens of the State of New Hampshire ;

WHEREAS, a Governor's Task Force Regarding the Humane Treatment of Animals was established by Executive Order 2004-5 ;

WHEREAS, pursuant to the request of the task force, it is necessary to re-establish a commission in order to clarify its membership and direct its mission ;

WHEREAS, the provision of proper care for domestic animals is essential ;

WHEREAS, the prevention of animal abuse is important to the safety and welfare of New Hampshire citizens ;

WHEREAS, this Executive Order 2006-3 supercedes Executive Order 2004-5 ;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOHN H. LYNCH, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE, by the authority vested in me by part II, article 41 of the New Hampshire Constitution do hereby order the following :

1 .There is established the Governor's Commission on the Humane Treatment of Animals .The Commission shall evaluate animal abuse in New Hampshire ; perform a thorough analysis of all statutory and administrative rules ; assess State, community and private programs that address animal abuse ; and provide recommendations to the Governor on ways to better prevent and address animal abuse in New Hampshire .

2.The Commission shall consist of the following members who shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Governor ......

.........

3 .Executive Order 2004-5 is hereby withdrawn and is replaced by this Executive Order which shall be effective immediately .

New Hampshire Citizens & residents:

Please express your concerns to your elected representatives and senators.

Animal inhumane treatment, cruel euthanasia, along with prolonged suffering is never justifiable.

Unethical and uncompassionate treatment of humans is deplorable

Misrepresentation & deception for the benefit of obtaining a teaching tool to circumvent USDA Animal Welfare Act & financial gain is unacceptable. Clinics and veterinarians not DEA licensed to administer narcotics should be seeking employment in other sectors. This barbaric practice has been tolerated & excused in this state for YEARS!

Your TAX DOLLARS contribute to aiding the NH Tech College vet tech program, insist on change!!

Sen. Jack Barnes was contacted by me January 25, 07.

excerpt from my letter:

"What I expected from the Board was to uphold their duty as Stewards of their profession and protect the citizens of New Hampshire from this type of behavior.The Board has not only done a disservice to the Citizens of New Hampshire but have equally placed an injustice on all the ethical, honest, and caring Veterinarians in the State. ...How many people need to be scammed to this extent before action is taken? ... The Veterinarian I filed a complaint against has lost all compassion for not only animals but their human owners as well.....Where do I go from here? Would the Governor's office or Attorney General's Office take this forward? Would they look into the conduct, or lack of it, of the NH Board of Veterinary Medicine? My motive was simple: if you scam people during their time of tremendous grief, there is a big penalty. I have been harmed in the truest sense. I can not live with the thought and probability that this will happen to other pet owners."

copy of email sent to my 2 reps & Sen. Roberge---feel free to copy & paste portions for your correspondence

"Dear Representatives & Senator,
 
I have been a NH resident since 1st grade and Chester resident for 25 years, I am 51 years old.
 
I would like to make you aware and also seek legislation for eradicating an ongoing state "sanctioned and condoned" unethical veterinary practice in this state.
 
Last October 2006, I was pressured and duped to keep my elderly dying dog alive to be utilized as a "teaching tool" for the benefit of NH Community Technical College vet tech students and financial gain at Dover Veterinary Referral Hospital. This was accomplished by referral from one of its "affiliates", Edgefield Veterinary Hospital of Hampstead.
 
My dog was also "euthanized" inhumanely in my presence, contrary to NH RSA 437:22 sect 11 and AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) guidelines, at this clinic. 
 
I seek to have legislation introduced and passed:
 
1. full disclosure that all veterinary facilities inform clients that they participate in student internship programs and therefore their companion animal may be utilized for teaching benefit
 
2. prohibit clinics and veterinarians not licensed to administer needed narcotics for painful surgeries and euthanasia from accepting clients/patients that are ill or need any form of medical intervention/treatment/diagnostics
 
3. written full disclosure of an animals prognosis, likelihood of successful treatment, with updates in writing every 48 hours, if admitted into a facility
 
This proposal does not have some unusual or costly basis. These statements already exist within AVMA guidelines and are employed in neighboring states and within our own state at ethical facilities.
 
Fraud, inhumane animal treatment & suffering, along with unethical and uncompassionate treatment of human owners causes great harm and should have zero tolerance in this state.
 
I hope to raise public awareness of this issue under my First Amendment rights and gather citizen support for these changes.
 
Please inform me how a bill may be sponsored for the upcoming Fall/Winter session & thank you for your time,"
 
Sincerely,
Barbara Albright
656 Haverhill Rd.
Chester, NH
 
 
 

link to representative & senator page below

http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/house/members/wml.aspx

NH Governor's link page--- for NH, US citizens and worldwide readers: (**contact form does not enable copy or receipt of sending----fax or copy email message in your files)

http://www.egov.nh.gov/governor/goveforms/comments.asp

Contact Governor Lynch

Office of the Governor
State House
25 Capitol Street
Concord, NH 03301

(603)271-2121
(603)271-7680 (fax)

NH Governor's 2006 Task Force

regarding the Humane Treatment of Animals

website: http://www.nh.gov/humane/contactus/index.htm

Through Their Eyes, The National Animal Abuse Registry 

their motto: "to say nothing, to do nothing, stops nothing"

why are "they" silent??

Update: October 2007 and beyond

repeated contact to the NH Task Force Members have been futile, discouraging, and all but ignored

Every NH Legislative Branch has refused support of change

There is a huge difference between a "business friendly state" and a"consumer fraud state"

feel comfortable to contact me to express support, change, suggestions, questions, and if you would like email updates on this issue

How many decades did the Catholic Church protect and hide child predators? How many lives were ruined, forced into silence by intimidation, shame, and bribes?

 

Our companions have no voice

Sincere thank you in honor of Pocket's memory and me

Christmas 2004, Alice (left) Pocket (right)

 

 

 


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