What is more pathetic than the former directors cutting off water and electricity to the animals? How about blasting the music so loud from their personal residence (yep, they live right next door) that it disrupts the visitors’ tour. I commented on this behavior on Saturday, February 13, 2010, to the sanctuary workers when I helped prepare the grounds for the Valentine event. When I commented on the loud music to the animal caretakers, I was told the “kids” were probably home alone. The music was extremely loud for about an hour or so, and then it was turned off.
As it turns out, it was not an isolated event. Apparently the former directors are now resorting to music noise to disrupt a sanctuary’s business—thereby making it so uncomfortable for guests, perhaps causing them to either leave early or possibly not return. That means less money for the animals!
As it is, it will cost the sanctuary about $3100 to reroute the water from well to the city’s water system. That means the sanctuary will have to pay an expensive monthly bill for water as it will now be metered. The former directors really did their best to disrupt the sanctuary. But what can the sanctuary do? They need the water, so now they have to budget the extra cost of water to financial plan.
The pathetic behavior of the former directors is escalating and I pray the new director can weather through the storm.
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