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We, the undersigned Danvers residents, fully support the appeal of Tim and Brittany Raesly relative to the keeping of goats on their property at 109 Hobart Street as family pets.
Seeing the count climb toward 250 honestly leaves me speechless because this is truly all thanks to your dedication. If you could please send this link to a few neighbors who care about the Raesly family, we might finally reach the goal.
Reached 100 supporters
June 28, 2018
222 Comments
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Leigh nicholson
8 years ago
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They are lovely goats who have gave my aunt who is not very well great pleasure and comfort, they do no harm and everyone in the neighbourhood loves them! They need to stay!
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Susan Cogswell
8 years ago
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35 Clark Street, Danvers, MA
I am a neighbor of the Raeslys - the goats are wonderful!
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Elaine B Clark
8 years ago
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These goats have lived at this residence for 7+ years and should not be torn from the only family they have ever known. It would be cruel to do so and should not be done. I support this family's right to farm and have these backyard pets.
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Amber Joe
8 years ago
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I lived three houses down from the goats; they were never an issue. My daughter enjoyed looking for them on her way to/from school (they made less noise than the neighborhood dogs!)
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Maggie Getchell
8 years ago
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329 Locust St
Danvers, MA 01923
Good luck, I don't understand why one person can have such control over others lives. Goats are harmless, beautiful, fun filled animals.
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Lori Franey
8 years ago
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I've known Tim & Brit for about 17 years. I was there when Brit was given the goats as a present for her 40th birthday. I can attest that this was not an impulse buy. Over the past 6 years, D&D have been fortunate to have The Rasesly Family care for them. Please keep D&D with their family.
IMPORTANT: Please include your address in the comments section before posting your signature! Without your address, your signature cannot be counted. Thank you for your support!
We, the undersigned Danvers residents, fully support the appeal of Tim and Brittany Raesly relative to the keeping of goats on their property at 109 Hobart Street as family pets.
Seeing the count climb toward 250 honestly leaves me speechless because this is truly all thanks to your dedication. If you could please send this link to a few neighbors who care about the Raesly family, we might finally reach the goal.
Reached 100 supporters
June 28, 2018
222 Comments
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Leigh nicholson
8 years ago
Featured
They are lovely goats who have gave my aunt who is not very well great pleasure and comfort, they do no harm and everyone in the neighbourhood loves them! They need to stay!
S
Susan Cogswell
8 years ago
Featured
35 Clark Street, Danvers, MA
I am a neighbor of the Raeslys - the goats are wonderful!
E
Elaine B Clark
8 years ago
Featured
These goats have lived at this residence for 7+ years and should not be torn from the only family they have ever known. It would be cruel to do so and should not be done. I support this family's right to farm and have these backyard pets.
A
Amber Joe
8 years ago
Featured
I lived three houses down from the goats; they were never an issue. My daughter enjoyed looking for them on her way to/from school (they made less noise than the neighborhood dogs!)
M
Maggie Getchell
8 years ago
Featured
329 Locust St
Danvers, MA 01923
Good luck, I don't understand why one person can have such control over others lives. Goats are harmless, beautiful, fun filled animals.
L
Lori Franey
8 years ago
Featured
I've known Tim & Brit for about 17 years. I was there when Brit was given the goats as a present for her 40th birthday. I can attest that this was not an impulse buy. Over the past 6 years, D&D have been fortunate to have The Rasesly Family care for them. Please keep D&D with their family.
They are lovely goats who have gave my aunt who is not very well great pleasure and comfort, they do no harm and everyone in the neighbourhood loves them! They need to stay!