Petition to stop the Nellie Gail HOA's Heartless Lawsuit!

Fredrick Roberts

I have walked this part of the trail for years and love being able to see the goats. The fence is in no way a hindrance or eyesore. In fact it represents what Nellie Gail is all about. Withdraw this lawsuit and use our HO dues for something positive to our community.

Supporter

1st of all nobody's pet should be attacked and mauled. 2nd Their fence is along the horse trail. The riders don't care if its high or what it looks like. We horse riders just want nice footing to ride on, and safety. We don't want to ride up on sweet goats being slaughtered with blood and screaming. Making them take it down is just petty. Let them have their fence!

Linda Hammond

Goats are more important than the aesthetic of a fence.

Dave Cornella

I believe they should have the right to protect their goats.

Katie Tyler

We should all support the goats!!!!!

Sarah Couture

I purposely walk on this trail to see these goats because they are so cute and friendly and when you talk to them, they wag their little tails. The fence is not obstructive or an eye sore and is not affecting anybody. I commend these homeowners for protecting the goats as I often see coyotes in broad daylight on this trail.

Lauren Mesa

I love the cute goats and ride by them often on horseback. The fence is necessary to protect their animals especially with how wild and out of control coyotes have been in the area!!! Urging Nellie Gail to spend this money elsewhere

Kellie Martinez

Good luck. I hope the HOA reconsiders. With time change is always needed. 6ft fence in 1989 May now need to be up to …

Will M

I walk the trails, and enjoy seeing these cute goats. Highlight of my mornings! Protect the goats at all costs!!! Why is the HOA wasting their time and energy on this when there are actually robberies occurring? Spend this money and focus on better security!

Teresa Dixon

This family is just trying to protect their goats from coyotes. The fence addition is fine.

Pamela Di Giovanni

This is a waste of our HOA dollars. The Board needs to come to the residents before spending money on this sort of thing.

Mark Bucci

I am a Nellie Gail resident and walk the trails daily. My daughters love coming to visits the goats. Seems like frivolous litigation. Mark

Kayla Finkbeiner

HOA is wasting community dues with litigation not prioritizing community saftey and comfort

Supporter

Its insane that these goats cannot receive the protection they need. Where is the empathy, the compassion? Leave this couple and their precious goats alone.

Cherie Dwyer

Keep the non intrusive fence and save the Goats!!

Peggy Cook

I have also lost a pet to coyotes. We all should have the right to protect our pets with fencing

Jane Laudeman

This is a wonderful family who have lived and contributed significantly to the community for many years. I have known about the terrible problem with the goats being killed by the coyotes for some time and do glad their minimal fence alteration has helped save the remaining goats.

Supporter

I’m anti-HOA and situations like this are the reason why. Nothing but a bunch of power tripping bullies. If the judge sides with the HOA, it will be for technical reasons only. Because what they’re doing is ethically and morally wrong. Not every situation is black or white. This is definitely one of those gray ones and allowance should be given for the homeowners to protect their animals.

Diane Andrulonis

This couple have lived in their home over fifty years and the people in charge of this HOA are being unreasonable as well as hateful in their treatment of two elderly residents in this community. The fence is in the back of their property, hurts no one’s view and protects their animals. Fine someone else who has an overgrown lawn or who speeds down the street. Time to leave these two people to enjoy what’s remaining of their lives.

Krn Leon

They should be allowed to protect their goats from the coyotes especially as some of them have already been killed.