Tonight, we're seeing for the first time an animal control report that shows the charity's director, Pennie Jekot, misled the dog's owners from the beginning.The report from PAWS in Murfreesboro shows Humane Alliance director Pennie Jekot is keeping 21 dogs stacked in dog carriers at her neighborhood home against city codes including the missing Chihuahua, Buddy
Kim Chambliss doesn't want Buddy to live this way and is part of a growing group of animal lovers trying to get Buddy back to his owners.
Freida Haddix, the dog's owner, says Jekot told her by phone, "In a real mean nasty voice, you're not getting Buddy back."
PAWS wouldn't interview, but their report shows Jekot admitted she took Buddy temporarily to "house train" him, but, later decided the Haddix's were elderly and did not need the dog.
What makes this so unusual is its a pet charity accused of taking Buddy the dog. Its owners say they simply called Humane Alliance of Rutherford County looking for a referral to someone who could help house train him. They say the charity director claimed she could and she came over and took the dog.
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