Holland Township committee officials introduced an ordinance that, if adopted at a public hearing next month, would give the dogs' owner 30 days to remove his 14 wolfdogs from the township, or face fines and jail time.
The owner, Cliff Zager, has taken extraordinary precautions to ensure the safety of his dogs and neighbors. He owns a 9 acre farm, which is surrounded by an 8-foot fence with a dig-guard. Mr. Zager has lived in Holland Township, NJ since 2005 and the township approved his dogs and his fencing at that time.
Why is this NOW a problem Holland Township is trying to make an example out of these dogs, and the cost may be the lives of all 14 of them!
Please show your support to STOP THIS ORDINANCE and allow Mr. Zager to continue his great ownership of dogs that have difficulty finding homes!
The committee remains silent while these dogs face an uncertain future. I lose sleep thinking about the threat to their lives but I refuse to walk away from this fight.
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Mike Day
16 years ago
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Ridiculous to force him to get rid of his pets after they approved the fence so long ago. Total government overreach plain and simple.
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Jessica Young
16 years ago
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14 lives at risk because of some stupid new ordinance!!?? HELL NO. Stop this immediately.
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Sarah Aguilar
16 years ago
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Those dogs have been there for years without any issues. Why is the town suddenly deciding to uproot them now? Leave cliff and his animals alone.
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Holland Township committee officials introduced an ordinance that, if adopted at a public hearing next month, would give the dogs' owner 30 days to remove his 14 wolfdogs from the township, or face fines and jail time.
The owner, Cliff Zager, has taken extraordinary precautions to ensure the safety of his dogs and neighbors. He owns a 9 acre farm, which is surrounded by an 8-foot fence with a dig-guard. Mr. Zager has lived in Holland Township, NJ since 2005 and the township approved his dogs and his fencing at that time.
Why is this NOW a problem Holland Township is trying to make an example out of these dogs, and the cost may be the lives of all 14 of them!
Please show your support to STOP THIS ORDINANCE and allow Mr. Zager to continue his great ownership of dogs that have difficulty finding homes!
The committee remains silent while these dogs face an uncertain future. I lose sleep thinking about the threat to their lives but I refuse to walk away from this fight.
3 Comments
M
Mike Day
16 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous to force him to get rid of his pets after they approved the fence so long ago. Total government overreach plain and simple.
J
Jessica Young
16 years ago
Featured
14 lives at risk because of some stupid new ordinance!!?? HELL NO. Stop this immediately.
S
Sarah Aguilar
16 years ago
Featured
Those dogs have been there for years without any issues. Why is the town suddenly deciding to uproot them now? Leave cliff and his animals alone.
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Ridiculous to force him to get rid of his pets after they approved the fence so long ago. Total government overreach plain and simple.