Expiration of Notice Period & Executive Silence
As of 12:37pmPM on July 21, 2026, the formal deadline provided to Paws for Hope Animal Foundation and the Better Together Program has officially passed.
Despite written legal notice delivered directly to leadership, Acting President Katelynn Denny and the Board of Directors have failed to offer a single response written or verbal.
The Law Applies to Non-Profits: Non-profit status does not place an organization above the law, nor does it exempt leadership from fulfilling binding contractual obligations.
The Core Contractual & Ethical Breaches
Unlawful Double Termination (Res Judicata): Under Canadian contract law, an organization cannot repeatedly attempt to terminate a participant after an initial termination attempt has been challenged and defeated. Successive terminations based on fabricated or shifting rationales violate procedural fairness and contract law.
Duty to Community Donors: The public donates to Paws for Hope with the clear expectation that funds are used to assist disabled individuals and cover essential care for certified service animals. Using participant histories and photos from 2021 through 2026 to encourage public giving, while simultaneously denying contractually guaranteed care, breaches public trust.
Real-World Impact on Service Animals: This is not a theoretical dispute. At stake is essential medical care for a 13-year-old senior certified service dog and a puppy, both of whom are entitled to support under the program agreement.
Next Steps & Escalation
Silence does not erase a contractual breach. Acting leadership must step up, acknowledge governing laws, and fulfill their written agreements.
Because Paws for Hope leadership has refused to engage civilly or respect contractual deadlines, this matter is moving forward to formal external avenues, including engagement with pro bono legal counsel and reporting to non-profit regulatory bodies I'm trying to be civil here and you just keep pushing me to have to escalate this matter.
Actions speak louder than words.
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