By\u2008Lisa Iesse Writer SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND – Facing disturbing incidents of ongoing vandalism, and unprecedented service need, Six Nations\u2019 animal wellness program keeps going beyond to help dogs and cats in need of protection and care. Since last summer, numerous incidents of vandalism and theft have haunted the program\u2019s kennel site, located near the transfer station on Fourth Line. The most recent attack, on April 6th, saw an attempted arson that threatened the lives of four dogs who were inside. \u201cIt\u2019s ongoing malicious and escalating vandalism,\u201d Smith recently told Six Nations elected councillors at a public meeting. And the damage is not just affecting the program financially, said Smith, \u201cit\u2019s taking a huge toll on everyone\u2019s mental health.\u201d Smith said she doesn\u2019t know why it\u2019s happening but the… <\/p>\n
By\u2008Lisa Iesse Writer SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND – Facing disturbing incidents of ongoing vandalism, and unprecedented service need, Six Nations\u2019 animal wellness program keeps going beyond to help dogs and cats in need of protection and care. Since last summer, numerous incidents of vandalism and theft have haunted the program\u2019s kennel site, located near the transfer station on Fourth Line. The most recent attack, on April 6th, saw an attempted arson that threatened the lives of four dogs who were inside. \u201cIt\u2019s ongoing malicious and escalating vandalism,\u201d Smith recently told Six Nations elected councillors at a public meeting. And the damage is not just affecting the program financially, said Smith, \u201cit\u2019s taking a huge toll on everyone\u2019s mental health.\u201d Smith said she doesn\u2019t know why it\u2019s happening but the... <\/p>\n