HUNGARY SOPRON SHELTER MARCH 3rd, 2006 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
From: ebugatta info@ebugatta.hu
Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2006 09:44:26 +0100
To: "ActionAgainstPoisoning.com"
Subject: Re: For your information: SOPRON SHELTER
March 3rd, 2006 Official announcement
Police lieutenant-Colonel Dr. Reinhoffer Csaba, the head of the crime department of the Sopron police station authorized me to report the following:
Andras Örsi was reported at the police with animal maltreatment by a civil (Márta Harcsás) on February 20th, 2006.
Based on the investigation so far and the experts’ opinion Andras Örsi is handled as a suspect by the Sopron police station in a penal case.
The police takes the measures needed for the security of the animals in an accelerated process at once. The yard owner is cited to court in an accelerated process as well.
We still expect help in the following topics (more than ever!):
· Coordinating the official hand-over, placement, etc. of the dogs.
· Transport capacity, quaranteen place, veterinary help, temporary and permanent adoption of the dogs. Physical aids, registering offers, storing and transporting them.
· Contacts: o Kis Péter: 36-20-9339-122 kp117@axelero.hu
o Füzesi Zsuzsa 36-30-9522-003 pitypangvizsla@vnet.hu
o Pék Júlianna 36-30-2809-547 pek.julianna@pszaf.hu
We welcome to the appearance of foreign and Hungarian animal protection organizations and animal asylums!
We collect funds for the veterinary expenses, transportation, food, etc. on a bank account, opened by HEROSZ Gödöllő Suborganization for the Sopron dogs.
Erste Bank 11600006-00000000-17850326
SWIFT code: GIBAHUHB,
IBAN: HU77 1160 0006 0000 0000 1785 0326.
Thank you for every kind of help!
Harcsás Márta
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----- Original Message -----
From: ActionAgainstPoisoning.com
To: info@ebugatta.hu
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 11:18 PM
Subject: For your information: SOPRON SHELTER
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2006 22:14:39 +0000
To: miniszter@bm.gov.hu
Cc: allategeszsegugyinfo@fvm.hu , dobos.jozsef@sopron-ph.hu
To the Interior Minister of Hungary
at miniszter@bm.gov.hu
Subject: Sopron shelter disaster
See: http://www.dogheart.hu/dogmengele.htm
Dear Mrs. Lamperth,
In the last years Action Against Poisoning has been informed on many failing "shelters", run by mental and/or physical incompetent staff causing misery and death for numerous animals that had been trusted to an unreliable and destructive place. It is clear that such situations create an embarrassing situation for the responsible authorities. Most authorities act immediately as they thoroughly dislike being embarrassed.
Recently we were informed on a structural dismal situation in a Hungarian breeding kennel or dog pound. Whatever its intended function is, it should provide a proper shelter for the dogs.
Having seen the photographs and description of the shameless mess in this Sopron shelter we expect proper action from authorities: to impound the shelter and its animals immediately after inspection, to punish and expel the owner and to start emergency care for the suffering animals at the spot.
We can imagine that a few abused dogs inside a building could remain undetected for some time. However, it is impossible that a mentally disturbed shelter owner with more than 200 mistreated dogs in an open field escape the attention of supervising authorities for years.
It is a sad novelty to us that a "registrar" official Dr. Joszef Dobos after evaluating the situation allegedly declared that there is no reason to interfere in the current situation as the miserable victims - according to veterinary examinations - have been properly vaccinated and are in satisfactory conditions. So we have a dangerously dysfunctional veterinarian in Sopron as well.
Whatever "registrar" in Sopron stands for, it must be a function of higher glory and bliss as all official action to end the horrific shelter situation stopped in its tracks. If Dr. Dobos' declaration is true - and let us know if it is not - we have never before heard such a bureaucratic and lame excuse for ones own incompetence.
Given the sorry state of animal welfare and its protectors in this place we advise every living creature to stay miles away from Sopron.
We hope that this embarrassing combination of criminal neglect and mistreatment of animals and incompetent officials in Sopron will be noticed on the regional and national level.
We call on the Hungarian public and its more competent and energetic authorities to pick up the animal protection responsibilities that are lacking in the Sopron area.
With kind regards,
Drs. P.M. Donker
Action Against Poisoning
www.actionagainstpoisoning.com
info@actionagainstpoisoning.com