Couple Challenges Animal Welfare Order
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•Couple fights for return of service dogs after 18 animals seized by Animal Welfare agents in Windsor
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Chelsey Flanders and Lexa Mogck lost appeal of order to pay $ 17,086 for services arising from seizure of their animals.
Animal Welfare Services seized 18 animals, including four service dogs, last June 5 .
Animal welfare Services Act does not differentiate between the care needed for pets versus service animals.
Flanders said she has been unable to work without her dogs with her.
The Ministry of the Solicitor General said it would be inappropriate to comment on the matter.
Flanders said she hopes the Human Rights Tribunal is able to do something to get the animals back.
“The two service animals of mine are fully trained and required at the end of the day ,” she said.
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