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Update- Animal Sexual Abuse Arkansas Case- Please send letters **Alert prepared by myREBAdog@att.net. When forwarding this to others, please do not alter the content of the alert, including the letter/information from PeTA that is within this alert. Update: Prosecutor Terry Harris of Garland County, Arkansas, has confirmed that there is a court date on feb. 24th regarding contempt of court charges for the case involving Derek Dunaway who was arrested and charged on Sept. 17, 2002, with one count of sodomy for his admitted attacks on his dog. In November of 2003, Animal Services of Hot Springs confirmed that a dead dog was found at the resident of Dunaway's during his probation period, which he was previously ordered not to have any animals. The sample letter below is lengthy because it contains both background information and current information re this case. Please be polite and personalize your own letter. Remind the authorities that jail time is mandatory. Thank you. Source: Lisa Marie myREBAdog@att.net

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Please Contact:
Honorable Terri Harris - Garland County Prosecutor 501 Ouachita Avenue Hot Springs, AR 71901 Fax: (501) 321-2592 Main Office Phone: (501) 321-2556
Honorable Steve Oliver - Garland County Prosecuting Attorney 501 Ouachita Avenue Hot Springs, AR 71901 Main Office Phone: (501) 622-3720 Email: < soliver@garlandcounty.org >
Garland County Sheriff's Department Larry Selig - Sheriff Email: < ljs@garlandcounty.org > 525 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs, Ark. 71901 Main Office Phone: (501) 622-3660
Dan Bugg, Supervisor Hot Springs Animal Services Fax: (501) 262-2091 Email:
Letter sent to authorities from Peta- Information: (the recipient's phone numbers are listed)
January 21, 2004 To: The Honorable Terri Harris, Garland County Prosecutor (501-321-2556) The Honorable David White, Prosecutor, City of Hot Springs (501-623-4023) Sheriff Larry Selig, Garland Co. Sheriff’s Office (501-622-3660) Chief Gary Ashcraft, Hot Springs Police Dept. (501-321-6789) Dan Bugg, Supervisor, Hot Springs Animal Services (501-262-2091) Mary Ann Taft, Director, Garland Co. Humane Society (501-501-538-0167)
From: Martin Mersereau, Manager, Domestic Animal Issues & Abuse Dept.
Re: Derek Dunaway, convicted animal rapist

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I am writing a letter everyday to one elected official until something is done about this injustice. Most offenders get off with merely a slap on the wrist. An example of such horrific occurences can be found at http://www.geocities.com/doglucy4justice/ You can help by signing this petition and forwarding to to everyone you know. Please support this issue so that change can be brought about. The following is a petition hosted by e-thePeople. If you want to sign this petition, follow the link at the bottom of this email. ----- Original Message ----- Harsher Animal Abuse Laws To: George W. Bush, President, United States of America; Charles E. Schumer, Sen., US (NY); Hillary Rodham Clinton, Sen., US (NY) http://www.e-thepeople.org/a-1/petition/11527/view Harsher punishments must be made for animal abusers. This cruelty cannot continue, and we can make a difference. By signing this petition, I show support for harsher punishments for animal abuse. I value all life, and I want a change to be made in our society to prevent this cruelty from continuing! 9. pam longenecker, honolulu, Hawaii (signed 6/22) 8. Carol Ryder, Fort Salonga, New York (signed 6/22) 7. Linda Foerderer, Holderness, New Hampshire (signed 6/21) 6. Cathy Moore, Ticonderoga , New York (signed 6/21) 5. Lucie Gallaher, Walden, NY, New York (signed 6/21) 4. Marcie Brancato, Cheektowaga, New York (signed 6/21) 3. Marjorie Lipson, Great Neck, NY, New York (signed 6/21) 2. Christopher Grasso, Garden City, New York (signed 6/21) 1. Anne Foerderer, Plattsburgh, New York (signed 6/21) To sign this petition, visit: http://www.e-thepeople.org/a-1/petition/11527/sign

MAX IS FREE! The news we have all been waiting for! Puppy Max is finally home safe with his family. A favorable agreement was reached that enabled Max to return home to his family today. At 1 pm, Mrs. Pyon picked Max up at the New Milford Pound, which has been his home for the last 4 months. ACO Audrey McKay, who has been his caretaker, packed a going away bag for Max with all of his favorite toys and treats. He left the shelter and headed for home to get reacquainted with the rest of the family.

Last Chance for Animals (LCA) came to the aid of Max and his family which not only saved Max's life, but two laws in Connecticut have been changed because of this unfortunate yet all too common problem. The new laws are: 1. No longer can one person make the decision to kill someone's companion animal. Three people must examine the case before deciding the animal's fate. 2. An animal will never again await their fate on death row indefinitely. An agreement must be reached within 60 days. This is not only important for Connecticut but it also sets precedence for other states. This scenario has educated many people about the perpetual problem of local government agencies stepping in and feeling like they have the power of life and death indiscriminately. Due to this family's love and dedication to their beloved family member, they were targeted but made the decision to stand up and fight, and with the help of LCA, wrong has been made right. CLICK HERE to make a donation to Last Chance for Animals. For the Animals. Campaigns Department Last Chance for Animals campaigns@lcanimal.org 310-271-6096 x21 http://www.lcanimal.org Last Chance for Animals · 8033 Sunset Blvd. #835 · Los Angeles · CA · 90046