By Christy Gutowski
Chicago Daily Herald
October 23, 2008
After years of complaints, state officials for the first time have suspended the license of a controversial Bloomingdale animal shelter as its director faces criminal charges.
Pet Rescue lost its license Oct. 16 after the Illinois Department of Agriculture cited it for a fourth violation. The shelter must wait one year before applying for a new license.
Read more about this case - which also gives a shout-out to fellow animal law attorney Cherie Travis, who's been working with the former shelter volunteers to provide evidence to prosecutors - by clicking here.
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Wow. I've never heard of this shelter. I feel really bad for the animals there.
I was having trouble with the link, so here it is for other readers:
http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=244715
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