Posted: 5/29/2011 8:22:28 AM EDT
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"Family gets final warning for not paying licensing fee for dead cat "
Isolated incident by NATASHA RYAN / KING 5 News Posted on May 28, 2011 at 3:17 PM Updated yesterday at 5:20 PM FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - Dan Eisenman loved his cat, Lucy. He and his wife don't have children, so she was it. When she died last July it was devastating. They want to move on, but say the Federal Way Police Department is making it more difficult. Dan says he received a notice of delinquency last year after Lucy's death. It was from the Federal Way Police Department, advising him he needed to license his pet. He says he called the department twice to let them know she died. Yet, just recently he received another letter. "Final Warning Notice" is at the top of it. The letter saying his home could be searched and if evidence of a pet is found he would face a $100 fine. "When somebody rubs salt in the wound by enforcing licensing for your deceased pet, it's not something you want to go through every single day," said Eisenman. Eisenman says he understands the need for licensing but the department needs to keep better records and be more understanding about their loss. "You never completely put a pet of 15 years or anyone you care about behind you,” he said. The commander in charge of this is out of town for the weekend, so we were unable to get a response. A spokesperson said they hope this is an isolated incident. I don't know what to say about this................................ 
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Quoted: "Family gets final warning for not paying licensing fee for dead cat " Isolated incident by NATASHA RYAN / KING 5 News Posted on May 28, 2011 at 3:17 PM Updated yesterday at 5:20 PM \The letter saying his home could be searched and if evidence of a pet is found he would face a $100 fine. \ Really? They have nothing better to do than search a house for pets? |
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"Family gets final warning for not paying licensing fee for dead cat " Isolated incident by NATASHA RYAN / KING 5 News Posted on May 28, 2011 at 3:17 PM Updated yesterday at 5:20 PM \The letter saying his home could be searched and if evidence of a pet is found he would face a $100 fine. \ Really? They have nothing better to do than search a house for pets? I guess that is better than kicking in their door and executing them, so we shouldn't complain. |
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"Family gets final warning for not paying licensing fee for dead cat " Isolated incident by NATASHA RYAN / KING 5 News Posted on May 28, 2011 at 3:17 PM Updated yesterday at 5:20 PM \The letter saying his home could be searched and if evidence of a pet is found he would face a $100 fine. \ Really? They have nothing better to do than search a house for pets? I guess that is better than kicking in their door and executing them, so we shouldn't complain. Meh, they'll get around to that... Probably just out rounding up a few extra flashbangs for the festivities. Authority. You will respect. Bitches. Quoted:
 um did all the bangers leave federal way in the last 10 years ?Aparently not. They're in charge now. 
The gangs -and the government- there's no difference. Think about it.
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Why does the gov't have to license cats in the first place? And in what state is this Federal Way place located, anyway. Could someone provide the phone number of the offending bureau so we can call them and ask them why they are tormenting people? pet licenses help to pay for animal control i assume. federalway im also assuming washington state. |