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Friends and neighbors came
to the aid of an_ elderly
Saanichton woman whose goats

died from bites they received

after attacks by two dogs, July
1.

By GLENN WERKMAN
Review Staff Writer

But Kathleen Maule © still
needs replacement goats for the
three purebred Alpine goats
that died, She is allergic to cow
milk and is dependent on goats
for milk.

Her goats were attacked while
tethered in a barn.

Maule milked her goats early
in the morning, July 1, and
noticed a camper on the other
side of the fence she shares with
the Saanich Fairgrounds. After
returning to the house with two
containers of milk Maule heard
furious barking coming from
her barn.

‘*] walked to the barn and the
barking got louder,’’ she said.
“A little dog and a biz dog ran
out of the barn.’’

She went in the barn, heard

her goats crying, and saw the
bite marks and blood. She then
called veterinarian Ed Dahl,
who came right over.

A four-year-old goat, due to
kid in August, was almost dead
and had to be put to sleep. A
three-year-old milk goat had
serious bite marks around its
neck and the yearling was also
seriously injured.

Dahl treated both surviving
goats before going next door
and examining a small dog at
the camper, belonging to a
travelling stallion. show that
rented the fairgrounds.

“I saw a dog that was confin-
ed and that was covered: with
blood,’’ Dahl told The Review.

Dahl had other matters to at-
tend to and left before police ar-

_ rived. Both goats had to be put

down the next day.

Central Saanich deputy police
chief George Lawson said they
got the call at about 10 a.m. Ju-
ly. 1 and one constable attended
along with the SPCA,

‘“‘The animals were certainly
mauled by dogs but we couldn’t

Peninsula
fishing “doomed”

New federal fishing. regula-

tions amount to persecution of.

small businesses, not conserva-
tion of salmon stocks.

That’s the opinion of Harold
Lacy, 18-year owner of

Gilbert’s Marina ‘in Brentwood,

Bay. Oo
And hints there’ are’ more

_ restrictions. will make. matters

worse.

- Lacy, and other marinas and
boat rental agencies dependent
on. the sports fishing. industry
are calling on the government to

_ remove the new restriction and.

place’ them .on : the ‘commercial :
- net fishery.
The restrictions, which were.”
: introduced four. months ago, -
reduce annual chinook catch to»
~~, eight. from. 20 foreach Sport: :

“s- sfisherman. - ;

Tom. ‘Siddon;”

to. provide » for. an

fishery. is. getting the short end

‘*The .
‘There is’ .a-.total
to make a go of a business.”

While: fisheries officials. say
sportsfisherman are responsible

for 60 per-cent of the chinook

catch in Georgia Strait, Lacy
claims it is probably closer to‘10
per cent:with most of the excess
being scooped up in incidental

catch by the seine netting « com-

~. mercial fleet.

And now Litcy believes: spor t-
sfisherman will be hit by ‘
dire measures’ in the form of

even.a

middle of Aaugis¢,

The length restriction, which
was increased to 62 centimetres
from 45.centimetres-on a Vvolun-
tary basis earlier this vear, may
become mandatory, |

The length restrictions | are

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But: Lacy: believes ‘the: Sport ;

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prove whose dogs they were,’’
Lawson said. ‘‘We were aware
ofa pack of dogs roaming in the
area.’

The constable went to the kill
scene and to the fairgrounds,
and saw three or more dogs,
Lawson: said. “There is an
absence of direct evidence to
suggest the dogs were linked to
the kill,’’ he said.

Dahl! said the constable arriv-
ed on scene about 45 minutes
after he left and was ‘‘led to
believe the dog was never out of
confinement.

‘“‘There was pretty good
evidence, in my eyes, that one
of the dogs was involved.
Unless I misjudged awfully bad-
ly waht I saw, someone had to
be not telling the truth,’’ Dahl
said.

He says the goats were recciv-
ed severe injuries to their hind
legs, muscles were severed or
missing and ‘there were
penetrating wounds to. the
goat’s necks. His bill was about
$130.

Friend Jill Gingrich. is upset
the police did not lay charges
against the dog.owners.

“*] would like to see charges .

laid’ against any dog owner
whose dog attacks animals like
Gingrich said. ‘‘They

were tethered in their stalls, they

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Gingrich spoke to the police

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level was not >t high. ”

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Maule for her goats.

Now Maule is faced with the
problem of finding replacement
goats. ‘‘The four-year-old was_
outstanding,’’ she said. ‘‘I lost
her kids and I’ve lost her winter
milk supply and | can’t find any
replacements.

‘I lost the cream of the herd
when | lost her,’’ she said. ‘‘I
bred her late on purpose so |
would have winter milk.’’

Maule has two goats left,
which were tethered inside clos-
ed stalls, but milk production |
was interrupted because they.
were so frightened by the attack
on the others, she said.

Maule has contacted the goat
breeders’ associations on Van-
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“It would take four years to
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She estimates it will cost about
$900 to replace the three goats,
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