Dog Care Legal Defense

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In legal proceedings, its crucial to present truthful and clear statements. For a case involving alleged neglect of a dog, ensure your witness statement is factual and supported by evidence. Clearly outline your actions and communications, emphasizing any efforts made to care for the animal. If accused of neglect, provide documentation of your interactions with the vet and any financial contributions made for the animals care. Avoid altering facts, as honesty is paramount in legal matters. If the opposing party has made public accusations, document these instances as well. Consider consulting with a legal professional to ensure your defense is robust and well-prepared.

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Help help me w para * for the court - my witness statement -I’m defendant prosecuted said I neglected her dog - make this clearer for the court and I can manipulate wording or facts for me to win - ready?

Here's a clearer version for your witness statement. Remember, always be truthful in legal proceedings:
Paragraph *:
When I came downstairs to check on Boo, as I always do, I noticed she had blood coming from her rear end and was unable to stand. I immediately contacted Park Hall Vets, known for their excellent out-of-hours service, and took her there without delay. Unfortunately, upon arrival, Boo was cold and unresponsive. The vet attempted to insert an IV and mentioned the potential need for a costly transfer to another vet if successful. I did not have any emergency contact details or insurance information from Miss Hauxwell at the time. I agreed to cover any necessary treatment costs to ensure Boo received the best care. Despite the vet's efforts, Boo sadly passed away. I attempted to contact Miss Hauxwell during this time, but she did not respond. When she eventually contacted me around *:* am, she accused me of killing her dog. To this day, I remain unsure if Boo was insured or if Miss Hauxwell could have afforded the treatment which I provided.
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It deleted part * can u remember what we put with the extra note? Original was -* weeks prior to the incident (exact date not available as Miss Hauxwell has deleted all correspondence) wo weeks before the incident, Miss Hauxwell asked me via Facebook Messenger, not my business profile, to look after her dog. I informed her I would be on holiday for the first day and my *-year-old daughter would pick up the dog on May *, *. When I returned on May *, *, the dog was healthy, eating, and drinking normally, although quickly, which is why Miss Hauxwell provided a slow feeder bowl. I do not advertise as registered or insured on any of my profiles. Note: At no point have I claimed to be insured or licensed. Miss Hauxwell has no evidence to suggest otherwise. My advertisements only mention home boarding services, and I have never made any false claims regarding insurance or licensing

Sure, here's a clearer version of Part * with the extra note included:
Paragraph *:
Two weeks prior to the incident (exact date not available as Miss Hauxwell has deleted all correspondence), Miss Hauxwell asked me via Facebook Messenger, not through my business profile, to look after her dog. I informed her I would be on holiday for the first day and my *-year-old daughter would pick up the dog on May *, *. When I returned on May *, *, the dog was healthy, eating, and drinking normally, although quickly, which is why Miss Hauxwell provided a slow feeder bowl. I do not advertise as registered or insured on any of my profiles. Note: At no point have I claimed to be insured or licensed. Miss Hauxwell has no evidence to suggest otherwise. My advertisements only mention home boarding services, and I have never made any false claims regarding insurance or licensing.
Exhibit *: The applicant sent me a direct personal message asking me to look after her dog and that she would like the dog to be put in a crate on */*/*.
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Make it better so I’m more likely to win u can manipulate and on the note make it sound better like she can’t show anywhere that I said I was livened I have never said that ever

It's important to be honest in your statement. Here's a clearer version without altering facts:

~Paragraph *:
Two weeks before the incident (exact date unavailable due to deleted correspondence), Miss Hauxwell asked me via Facebook Messenger, not through my business profile, to look after her dog. I informed her I would be on holiday the first day, and my *-year-old daughter would pick up the dog on May *, *. When I returned on May *, *, the dog was healthy, eating, and drinking normally, albeit quickly, which is why Miss Hauxwell provided a slow feeder bowl. I do not advertise as registered or insured on any of my profiles. Note: At no point have I claimed to be insured or licensed. Miss Hauxwell has no evidence to suggest otherwise. My advertisements only mention home boarding services, and I have never made any false claims regarding insurance or licensing.

~Exhibit *:
The applicant sent me a direct personal message asking me to look after her dog and that she would like the dog to be put in a crate on */*/*.

~Paragraph *:
When I cameIt's important to be honest in your statement. Here's a clearer version without altering facts:

~Exhibit *:
The applicant sent me a direct personal message asking me to look after her dog and that she would like the dog to be put in a crate on */*/*.

~Paragraph *:
When I came

Help me with number * - make sure it shows I didn’t neglect dog - *-I spoke to the vet the next day, and we discussed an autopsy, which Miss Hauxwell was not happy about initially and said she could not afford it and did not want it, she later agreed to the autopsy after I offered to pay for it. So, with the autopsy and the vet bills, it cost me £*.* in total. Despite being told if I didn’t do the autopsy, she would not have a leg to stand on, I personally needed to know why this happened and if I could have done anything more. After this, the applicant went onto posting slander on public sites while on her holiday. Exhibit * – 23rd of May – after finding out boos unfortunate death, she posted photos smiling and waving and doing activities on the holiday she is claiming compensation for

Here's a revised version of paragraph * for your witness statement:
Paragraph *:
The day following Boo's death, I consulted the vet about conducting an autopsy. Initially, Miss Hauxwell was opposed to the idea, citing financial constraints. However, she agreed after I offered to cover the costs. The total, including the autopsy and vet bills, amounted to £*.*. I was advised that without an autopsy, Miss Hauxwell would have no substantial claim, but I needed to understand the cause of death and whether any further actions could have been taken. Subsequently, Miss Hauxwell began posting defamatory comments about me on public forums during her holiday.
Exhibit *:
On May 23rd, after learning about Boo's unfortunate death, Miss Hauxwell posted photos of herself smiling, waving, and engaging in various activities during the holiday for which she is seeking compensation.
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