Residents have 2 small dogs, resorts to kicking cage and grabbing hard enough to harm in response to barking. In addition, I suspect they have the animals use the bathroom in their cage, as multiple bags of dog poop have been left outside their door.
Continual self-vetting and homing of wildlife and domestic animals in her home while acting as a non-profit charitable organization and fundraising illegally. 500+ animals in her house at a time at the primary location: 3409 S McDougal Ct Bloomington, IN 47403 Secondary location: 8489 S Rockport Rd Along with multiple locations throughout the US (NJ, MO, TN, KY, Las Vegas, etc.). Hoarding and animal flipping. President of The Pipsqueakery Treasurer of A Critter's Chance Too many animals to safely care/provide for and SO many death posts on her Facebook page. Have taken in animals in terrible conditions from her and she spends hundreds transporting in and out of all animal types over multiple states. Alexandra Hernly and Jason Minsterketter with The Pipsqueakery Full vetting set up, medications, lab machines, etc. in the home and not licensed in veterinary medicine. Close partners: Jhondra Funk ("vet"), Kaycee Carman of Bunny Puffs Exotic Refuge in TN, Chelsea Mason-Lane of Bun Bun Brigade in KY, Danni in New England and travels frequently to NJ, a location in MO. Takes in hundreds and sends out hundreds at a time. Animals in the home: chickens, roosters, ducks, Patagonian cavies, goats, groundhogs, rats, chinchillas, guinea pigs, chipmunks, domestic rabbits, hamsters, peacocks, quail, prairie dogs, capybaras, gerbils, degus, flying squirrel, beaver, and more. All comingling and spreading deadly illness/communicable diseases in the home and during transports (e.g., chickens and rabbits together). Alex is knowingly transporting out contagious, sick animals and refusing to share the information (private knowledge). Secondary location: 8489 S Rockport Rd Unknown if current/old address: 2312 S Burberry Ln Bloomington, IN
The Pipsqueary, Bloomington location 500+ animals in the home: Chickens, roosters, ducks, Patagonian cavies, goats, groundhogs, rats, mice, chinchillas, guinea pigs, chipmunks, domestic rabbits, hamsters, peacocks, quail, prairie dogs, capybaras, gerbils, degus, flying squirrel, beaver, and more. Inadequate housing. Vidoes of patagonian cavies with stacked cages in the background without appropriate food/water. More than normal amounts of animals dying, seizing, and kidney problems seen on their organization Facebook page and personal experience/knowledge in private communications. Animals going in and out by the hundreds and many going out in terrible conditions and sick/contagious and transporting with animals dangerous to be near for each other's health. Many wildlife animals and self-vetting in the home of all and vetting without wildlife rehab license. Known partners in IN, Las Vegas, New England, NJ, TN, KY, Arkansas. Primary location with Alex Hernly as seen on Business Registration through IN: 3409 S McDougal Ct Bloomington, IN. Secondary location and buildings, fencing, etc. being built and funded by donations despite Monroe county denying it: 8489 S Rockport Rd Parcel #53-10-15-400-010.000-007 in township of Salt Creek. Primary Vet: Jhondra Funk, no wildlife license https://www.facebook.com/thepipsqueakery Private communication statement from Alex about her house being borderline cruelty because of how many animals there are.
Man walking or running with two dogs off-leash, on trails at IU Research and Teaching Preserve Griffy Woods Site. Arrived and parked in parking lot, white Subaru Outback, license plate 999DPS, at 1:05pm Tuesday 1/10/23. One dog is medium/large, black with long hair, the other is mostly white.
Hello, there is a dead squirrel under a tree next to the bus stop at the intersection of Miller and Park, not the bus stop right next to the street sign but the bus stop across the street. Thank you
There is a dead woodchuck near the sidewalk on some poor soul's lawn on the left side of Washington heading south between Wylie and Dodds cross streets.
The carcass, more dehydrated, still stinking, and spreading germs is still there. Kindly see below ... basu [You don't often get email from no-reply@bloomington.in.gov. Learn why this is important at https://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdentification ] This message was sent from a non-IU address. Please exercise caution when clicking links or opening attachments from external sources. https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fbloomington.in.gov%2Fcrm%2Ftickets%2Fview%3Fticket_id%3D199066&data=05%7C02%7Cbasu%40iu.edu%7C841bb11a533d4b2542a408dcf814e4a9%7C1113be34aed14d00ab4bcdd02510be91%7C0%7C0%7C638658015826167827%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=gY8AEvn0jL7%2Bd4tSfiUTp2IjTbuPCMlWEDXsS1LMVRE%3D&reserved=0 Closed by Robyn Peffinger This has been written up for our Animal Control Officers. To follow up for additional information, please contact our office at 812-349-3492.
I mean on the right of the photo. #199469
DEAD Possum (3 or 4 days now) on grass between the multi-use pathway and High Street between Arden and Queens Way. Thursday when first reported it was in High St (quite large), Friday when next reported it had been moved by the buzzards to partly on the pathway. Today someone has used a long stick (if you are looking to finally pick it up, you will see it next to the long stick) to move it away from where the children view it as they walk to school. Is there nothing in the City's ordinances to speed up having dead animals picked up? This seems like a health hazard and it quite loathsome to see.
There is a dead possum on High Street between Arden and Queens Way. Last time I called Animal Control concerning a similar issue no one came to assist, so I am hopeful that this is a better way to get this addressed.