705 (Walsh Dep. at 314) (Page ID # 1553). Also Found Here discussed that her main concerns that led to the decision to eliminate the canines were: [T] hat the conditions in the shop were extremely hot, that the animals were really listless, that they were not as responsive as pups would generally be, that the shop itself, there were many poorly preserved cages where body fluids were going down from one puppy to another.
There were some animals that were panting. There were some that were just, like their eyes were sunken, which is a symptom of dehydration. I seemed like they weren't receiving adequate hydration from the bottles that they were provided. R. 8712 (Walsh Dep. at 15657) (Page ID # 2816). Walsh spoke to Christopher Brooks, Family pet Supply vice president, and described that she was going to get rid of the animals from the store.
707 (Walsh Aff. at 29) (Page ID # 1609). Pet Supply continued to file an emergency petition for injunctive relief in Hamilton County Circuit Court to prevent the elimination of the animals and related records. R. 8717 (Family Pet. for Inj.) (Page ID # 297274). At 1:30 p. m., in the midst of the elimination of the animals from the store, a hearing was held on the petition.
R. 707 (Walsh Aff. at 32) (Page ID # 1610). Walsh reported that the judge mentioned that "he thought the City Code authorized Mc, Kamey to get rid of the animals from the store which the testimony demonstrated Mc, Kamey had good cause to remove the animals," and denied the ask for a momentary limiting order.
Walsh, Nicholson, and Burns went back to the shop and continued eliminating the animals. The animals were put in a Mc, Kamey truck with air conditioning and water, and were checked by vets. 2 young puppies required immediate medical attention. R. 707 (Walsh Aff. at 35) (Page ID # 1611). Mc, Kamey staff members obtained the take details and medical records for the animals from Animal Supply employees.
671 (Hurn Aff. at 13) (Page ID # 120708). In total, the officers seized thirty-two pups and fifty-five unique pets. R. 707 (Walsh Aff. at 34) (Page ID # 1611). The Mc, Kamey staff members did not eliminate the reptiles" [b] ecause reptiles don't respond badly to the heat that existed in the shop."R.
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