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Marion County Animal Center: Publically commit to sanctuary not adoption for Doodle- a good home is just not enough for a sexually assaulted little girl donkey!!
1pm – 3pm at the Paddock Mall street entrance- corner of Florida 200/SW 32ndAve
- Make a sign! (some available)
-Wear donkey ears!
-Leaflet inside afterwards?
Ocala is a small ag/equestrian town where people may have not had any interest in reading about a hurt donkey so we may be telling them about our girl for the first time. More aggressive home demos may be necessary later , but this is a peaceful protest to shine the light on Doodle and to make the public aware that the world is watching Marion County Animal Center so they will do the right thing and give Doodle to an animal sanctuary instead of adopting her out!!
Click here and zoom in to see corner of Florida 200 and SW 32nd Ave.
Sign slogan suggestions:
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Little girl donkey assaulted!
SANCTUARY NOT ADOPTION!
Marion Animal Center (352) 690-5555
Commit to sanctuary for Doodle The Donkey
Marion Animal Center
Do the right thing for Doodle The Donkey
Keep Doodle The Donkey Safe!
PAST SIGN IDEAS- MOST PICS ARE JUST 11X17 PRINT OUTS
CLICK HERE TO PRINT FLYER
DOODLE’S ATTACKER ADMITS:
*Romero said that he masturbated with Doodle, but said he did not have sex with the critter because ‘she’s blooming into maturity,’ The Ocala Star-Banner reported.
*Romero said “he stands behind the donkey, scratches her withers and masturbates.”
*Romero said “he uses his fingers and saliva to clean the donkey’s clitoris and check for wood shavings and debris.”
*Romero said his penis may have come in contact with the donkey’s vagina by accident and his semen “may have splattered inside the donkey by accident.”
*Romero said he’s been having sex with horses since he was 18
Please do whatever you / we can to save Doodles life !
I don’t know after hearing this story how anyone can have a peaceful protest!!! Just as well I won’t be there – I live in Cape Town. He is an absolute monster and needs to have that thing chopped off.
RIGHT?! But remember Leslene, right now this first protest is to keep Doodle in the light and fight for her to get to sanctuary. The reason we even have to protest for her is because the Marion County Animal Center wants to use this poor assaulted creature to get money…why else would they deny her sanctuary???? Romero is so ill, but now its time to make sure no other zoophiliacs get Doodle through public adoption.
For every action there is a reaction. According to the law of karma, if we cause
pain and suffering to other living beings, we must endure pain and suffering in
return, both individually and collectively. We reap what we sow, in this life and
the next, for nature has her own justice. No one can escape the law of karma.
It seems to be true….eventually. For me, I think we should all fight for animals now and not let the torturers keep hurting others before they learn their lessons.