Bring Joel Home

Bring Joel Home Dr. Fiala pursued legal action to regain Joel but lost the initial hearings and ended the case in August 2011.

A community dedicated to networking shelter animals, supporting reputable organizations, and advocating for the voiceless by exposing and eradicating corruption. The Bring Joel Home community was started in April 2011 after Joel, an abused and starved pitbull that was brought back to life by his foster family and subsequently adopted, was 'repossessed' in an act of retribution by the rescue organ

ization for which Dr. Suzanne Fiala volunteered. Given the legal classification of animals as property and the perjury of DDB witnesses, winning the case seemed improbable and financially unfeasible. Suzanne, her children, and her supporters decided to find meaning in Joel's suffering and brief time with them by working to prevent animal abuse and exposing corruption in animal rescue. As of mid-August, the new goals of the Bring Joel Page and its 4200+ supporters were established. Our goals from this point forward are:

1) To promote and support genuinely effective animal organizations that are making a positive impact.

2) To expose and eliminate corrupt animal organizations.

3) To maintain unwavering faith in destiny, miracles, and the hope that animals will get the justice they deserve

We Believe: In the triumph of truth and goodness, the power of individual voices, the strength of collective voices united to be empowered agents of change, and a voice for the voiceless.

15/09/2024

Do we have any Missouri folks on our page?

As we monitor Hurricane Francine approaching New Orleans, we are reposting the below as the original was removed. We won...
11/09/2024

As we monitor Hurricane Francine approaching New Orleans, we are reposting the below as the original was removed. We won't stay silent.

REPOSTING: Dear LASPCA CEO, Please do not send an officer to check on Max today. You had 16 months to prevent this day from ever coming. Max is going to have to ride out the storm in his cinder block-filled pen and hope the water-logged, ripped up tarp that you deemed suitable shelter will protect him over the next 24 hours. This "important bond between an owner and his dog", as you referred to Max's life in your email, will be all this dog has to rely on for the storm.

The LASPCA had 16 months to prevent this day from ever coming.

Neighbors who've agonized hearing Max bark and whine provided the LASPCA with concrete evidence at the exact time you needed it to legally impound Max. They risked run-ins with the owners and got the proof you requested. But instead of acting on this evidence in a timely and effective manner to benefit Max right then and there, you did what we've come to believe is your modus operandi in many cases just like Max- you keep moving the goalpost, muddy the waters, tangle us in red tape, and ask for documents you already have. I guess you hope that we'll give up and go away. We bring you time-stamped photos, you ask for video. We bring you video, you ask for video real-time. We bring you a drone shot, you don't respond. Councilman Giarrusso sends you the drone shot personally, you still don't respond. And when you do send an officer for Max and others just like him, you don't instruct the officer to get a visual or location of the dog before they check a worthless box and leave.

LASPCA CEO, if you spent 1/10 the time actually "working" these cases intelligently, efficiently and humanely as you do writing emails to appear to do so, your organization and ours would save hundred of vital man hours, and most importantly, Max and thousands of other dogs like Max with the unfortunate fate of being dogs in need while you're in charge, would actually have a fighting chance.

So when this storm has passed and along with it the good will you manipulate from the community during a disaster, please do not send anyone to check on Max. At this point it would be cruel to give him hope. And the last thing real animal advocates need right now is to read another self-serving, worthless email. We have a community to serve and it's a lot of work to do your job for you.

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15/08/2024

Knock Knock! We know it's been a while since we have been active! We have a story to share and we want our supporters to help us! Let us know you're still here with us to support our mission!

NEW ORLEANS, LA‼️URGENT‼️ MOM AND NEWBORNS IN HIGH CAPACITY SHELTER‼️ NEED OUT ASAPLOUISIANA SPCA, 170P MARDI GRAS BLVD,...
04/06/2024

NEW ORLEANS, LA

‼️URGENT‼️ MOM AND NEWBORNS IN HIGH CAPACITY SHELTER‼️ NEED OUT ASAP

LOUISIANA SPCA, 170P MARDI GRAS BLVD, NEW ORLEANS, LA. 504-368-5191.

Sweet momma and her precious two week old babies need a foster urgently! They are in a shelter that is at capacity which isn't safe for them.

Anybody in the New Orleana or surrounding area who has a quiet home please reach out.

Contact [email protected] if you can help this little family.

URGENT!!! SOS!!!NEW ORLEANS, LA - Louisiana SPCA, 1300 Mardi Gras Blvd, New Orleans, LAMeet McDreamy. This handsome youn...
12/04/2024

URGENT!!! SOS!!!

NEW ORLEANS, LA - Louisiana SPCA, 1300 Mardi Gras Blvd, New Orleans, LA

Meet McDreamy. This handsome young lad has been waiting patiently for a home and is ‼️URGENT‼️. He will be your best friend and boating and hiking companion. He is high energy and would benefit from a home with a handler who can devote time to his training since he's young and still has puppy-like tendencies. An active home would be good for him. Please help and network him.

If you know anybody in the New Orleans area or nearby who can help, please share. Please help McDreamy fulfill his dream of a forever home.

He is available for foster, rescue, or adoption.

https://www.louisianaspca.org/adopt/animals/adoptables/?animalID=55079833 #/

WACO, TXSomebody please go save this baby. Look at those eyes.A111033Located At: City of Waco Animal ServicesDescription...
11/04/2024

WACO, TX

Somebody please go save this baby. Look at those eyes.

A111033
Located At: City of Waco Animal Services
Description: My name is Tank Valero.
I am a male, tricolor dog that looks like a German Shepherd Dog mix.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 8 years old.
Weight: I weigh approximately 81 pounds.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Mar 25, 2024.

PLEASE SHARE TANK!

Waco, TX - A regal, senior German shepherd named Tank is waiting at the City of Waco Animal Services facility for a hero. This handsome boy may be past his prim

Sweet Sora needs a home. Valley Animal Center, Fresno California.Over 900 days in the shelter. Please share her story. N...
10/04/2024

Sweet Sora needs a home. Valley Animal Center, Fresno California.

Over 900 days in the shelter. Please share her story. Needs a home with no other dogs.

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10/04/2024

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09/02/2019

Knock Knock! We know it's been a while since we have been active! It's been smooth sailing for a while, but we've run into a snafu and we wanted to see if the members of this amazing community were still around! Like or comment! We have a story to share and we want our supporters to help us!

Thank you Angela Stell of NMDOG and Denise Cohn, returning CEO of Dogs Deserve Better, for working past the wicked, old ...
11/11/2017

Thank you Angela Stell of NMDOG and Denise Cohn, returning CEO of Dogs Deserve Better, for working past the wicked, old regime of Dogs Deserve Better to make YOUR work ALL about the LOVE of DOGS!! It's a MUCH brighter day today!!!

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