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Protesting puppy seller’s activities
by John DeMings/Digby CourierView all articles from John DeMings/Digby Courier
Article online since October 10th 2008, 15:59
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Protesting puppy seller’s activities
A protest is planned for tomorrow, Oct. 11, in Digby to raise public awareness of puppy sale activities by area resident Gail Benoit.
A news report quotes Bridgitte Bellerose, a spokesperson for the protesters, as saying that Benoit has been selling ‘puppy mill’ puppies for too long and it has to stop.
Digby mayor Frank Mackintosh says he was asked today by Benoit’s partner Dana Bailey to block the protest, but the town does not require protesters to have a permit.
Digby mayor Frank Mackintosh says he was asked today by Benoit’s partner Dana Bailey to block the protest, but the town does not require protesters to have a permit.
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Comment online since October 15th 2008I think it looks good on her - the only harm this has done is to her business.