01/26/2026
It's not the laws that need to change for animal abuse... it's the people that are not enforcing them.
This is a day in the life of Cain...in good times. When he's not out in sub zero temperatures. There is still some bloody stool he was living in, as you can see. We have sent 230 page memorandums... yes 230...with photographic evidence, expert witness affidavits, and eyewitness affidavits to anyone and everyone in Rochester who is allowing this to happen on their watch. These cases are airtight and wrapped in a bow.
Packages were sent to: City of Rochester Mayor Malik Evans, Lollypop Farms, Rochester Animal Services, The City of Rochester Police Department and the Monroe County District Attorney's Office. We aren't doing this to get these dogs in for a night or two. We are here to see systemic change in how animal cruelty is handled in this city and others.
Yesterday, authorities went to the abusers houses and had the animals brought in for the night. There were no animals outside last night that we are aware of, and we had eyes at a lot of locations. That's not good enough. What's next, the police are going to go to drug dealer's houses and tell them to hide the drugs? This is not law enforcement, this is enabling. Dogs must be seized and abusers must be charged. Nothing less is acceptable.
Lastly, and this is important. Expect a campaign where all those in power blame their incompetence on the laws. It's not their fault... the laws have to change, they will say. So let's talk about the laws... they aren't hard. §350 (2) of New York's Agricultural and Market Laws defines cruelty as every act, omission, or neglect, whereby unjustifiable physical pain, suffering or death is caused or permitted. Suffering doesn't start at death... it ends there. Keeping these dogs outside on chains causes suffering, and NO veterinarian or expert will tell you otherwise. They need to stop turning a blind eye to animal cruelty. For our eyes are wide open, and we simply won't stand for it any longer.