Ask North Point, NC to stop discrimination against a veteran with a service dog!
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Lisa
8 years ago
USA "Love the soldiers, abandoned the veterans. Treat this veteran with respect not as a low class citizen
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Jake Schneider
8 years ago
Follow the ADA law
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Jake Schneider
8 years ago
Follow the ADA law
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CHRISTINE HUESTIS
8 years ago
A service dog and their handler are protected under the ADA. Please reconsider your ruling.
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Tammy Carrico
8 years ago
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I have known Ronnie Massey for years. I watched his boys grow up, graduate high school and get jobs. I think it’s wrong that Ronnie cannot bring his service dog that he so badly needs to work with him. Please don’t make his last two years at work torture!
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Gloria New
8 years ago
High Point needs to understand veterans have needs.
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Brigette Parsons
8 years ago
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I've seen the changes in Ronnie from the day he interviewed with us for the service dog program to the day he graduated. Lusa gave the Massey family their husband, dad and granddad back. What The City of High Point is doing is reprehensible and unconscionable. They should be ashamed of themselves.
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Ryan Marrow
8 years ago
Leave him alone
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Dustin Hunter
8 years ago
Ridiculous that someone who served our country is being denied his needs.
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Todd Carpenter
8 years ago
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As a veteran with PTSD AND a service dog, Im highly disappointed that a government entity would discriminate against a veteran who has put his life on the line in combat. For the very people he was willing to die for, to turn their backs on him is a disgrace.
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Timothy Duck
8 years ago
The city need to follow the laws like everyone else.
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Alexandria Davis
8 years ago
He is a wonderful man who shouldn't have to go through this.
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Lola Irion
8 years ago
I totally understand the calmness a service animal can bring to our veterans. If their dog is well behaved there should not be a question as to dog in work place.
Support our veterans!! they risk their lives for us.
For the person/persons afraid of dogs send them to therapy to overcome their fear. I know the city will make right decision.
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Zachariah Edwards
8 years ago
Need to treat our veterans better! No excuse for the city to deny btw to bring their service dogs to work!
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Phillip massey
8 years ago
She’s a sweetheart An good dog An she hurts no one An she has a job An that’s to be there beside my dad An the city is at the wrong
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Let all veterns that have a service dog have then at work and all public places.
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Jeffrey James
8 years ago
This is unfair treatment of an Anerican Veteran that qualifies for a disability.
USA "Love the soldiers, abandoned the veterans. Treat this veteran with respect not as a low class citizen
Follow the ADA law
Follow the ADA law
A service dog and their handler are protected under the ADA. Please reconsider your ruling.
I have known Ronnie Massey for years. I watched his boys grow up, graduate high school and get jobs. I think it’s wrong that Ronnie cannot bring his service dog that he so badly needs to work with him. Please don’t make his last two years at work torture!
High Point needs to understand veterans have needs.
I've seen the changes in Ronnie from the day he interviewed with us for the service dog program to the day he graduated. Lusa gave the Massey family their husband, dad and granddad back. What The City of High Point is doing is reprehensible and unconscionable. They should be ashamed of themselves.
Leave him alone
Ridiculous that someone who served our country is being denied his needs.
As a veteran with PTSD AND a service dog, Im highly disappointed that a government entity would discriminate against a veteran who has put his life on the line in combat. For the very people he was willing to die for, to turn their backs on him is a disgrace.
The city need to follow the laws like everyone else.
He is a wonderful man who shouldn't have to go through this.
I totally understand the calmness a service animal can bring to our veterans. If their dog is well behaved there should not be a question as to dog in work place. Support our veterans!! they risk their lives for us. For the person/persons afraid of dogs send them to therapy to overcome their fear. I know the city will make right decision.
Need to treat our veterans better! No excuse for the city to deny btw to bring their service dogs to work!
She’s a sweetheart An good dog An she hurts no one An she has a job An that’s to be there beside my dad An the city is at the wrong
Let all veterns that have a service dog have then at work and all public places.
This is unfair treatment of an Anerican Veteran that qualifies for a disability.