Looking for Brindi and her owner
Posted Sep 24, 2010 03:49:28 PM.
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It’s been more than a week since Brindi thedog allegedly attacked another dog and Brindi’s owner Francesca Rogier hasn’t been seen since.
Sources tell News 95.7 Animal Control officials and the RCMP were seen knocking on Rogier’s door recently, where there was no answer.
RCMP are being tight-lipped about the call.
“We responded to an animal complaint involving dogs,” says Cst. Tamu Bracken with RCMP, but refused to say whether one of those dogs was Brindi.
The source says a beagle-lab mix dog that lives next door to Rogier was attacked by a dog that jumped out of a car parked in Rogier’s driveway. Various media reports have the attacking dog as Brindi.
“Francesca should step up and face the music,” says the source who asked to remain anonymous. “I haven’t seen her in a couple of weeks.”
Rogier spent thousands of dollars and two years in court battling the city over her dog. Brindi was originally seized in 2008 when it attacked another dog while on a muzzle order. A judge finally quashed the euthanization order, but ordered Rogier and Brindi to undergo training before the dog could go home.
Brindi was reunited with Rogier in July, and was supposed to be on a muzzle order when outside.
Rogier has not responded to emails, or calls or Twitter inquiries from News 95.7.
