The fate of some aquarium fish
Feb. 5th, 2012 09:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dewlineYou'd think I'd be more vexed by my ear-nose-throat issues flaring up yet again in the last week before I return to the old day-job for another season of "keyboard jockey" work.
Wrong.
There's this seafood place at the Fallingbrook Mall that's again(!) run afoul of its landlord under new name and management. Bailiffs' noticed posted in the front door for all to see or ignore as it suits them, most of the lights turned off, the usual routine.
And for the second time, we have an aquarium full of pet-type fish on semi-public display just in line-of-sight of that same front door.
The last time this happened, last year, the tank's worth of fish all died before the new management could get itself lined up to take over the lease. I wrong down the phone number for the bailiff's service, but the area code suggests their home office is in Montréal. So, with the day-job resuming tomorrow, long-distance calls to find out what they and the landlord of the mall are doing about those fish is going to be problematic.
Useful suggestions are welcome. If the above info is already sufficient information for you to act on - within the bounds of the law, please! - and you believe you can take lawful and helpful action here...?
Wrong.
There's this seafood place at the Fallingbrook Mall that's again(!) run afoul of its landlord under new name and management. Bailiffs' noticed posted in the front door for all to see or ignore as it suits them, most of the lights turned off, the usual routine.
And for the second time, we have an aquarium full of pet-type fish on semi-public display just in line-of-sight of that same front door.
The last time this happened, last year, the tank's worth of fish all died before the new management could get itself lined up to take over the lease. I wrong down the phone number for the bailiff's service, but the area code suggests their home office is in Montréal. So, with the day-job resuming tomorrow, long-distance calls to find out what they and the landlord of the mall are doing about those fish is going to be problematic.
Useful suggestions are welcome. If the above info is already sufficient information for you to act on - within the bounds of the law, please! - and you believe you can take lawful and helpful action here...?
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Date: 2012-02-06 03:59 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-02-06 07:34 am (UTC)The OHS number listed on their site is (613) 725-3166. And I also found this on the site:
In the event of an animal emergency or suspected cruelty, please do not e-mail us! An e-mail could go unread for a number of days (especially at weekends), at which point it could be too late to help the animal. Instead, please call 613-725-1532.
http://www.ottawahumane.ca/contact/contact.cfm