This is one of Nathan Myer's dogs. The dog, probably a Dachshund, was examined by a forensics specialist in California for a court case against Myer.

The body was found scattered in Myer's cornfield. There were bones everywhere.

Myer operates a breeding facility in Lancaster County. He also sits on the Governor's Dog Law Advisory Board, advising the Governor and Secretary of Agriculture Dennis Wolff, on how dogs should be treated in kennels and breeding facilities in PA.

Mr. Myer does not deserve to be on this Board if this is the way he treats his own dogs. This poor dog was just one of hundreds of thousands of dogs, used and then discarded, by Lancaster County's mass breeding operations. A breeding female, she never knew love, or kindness, or any degree of comfort.
Just an unmourned death, then tossed in a field.

Please send this on to your rescue friends and to as many people as you can. Stress that Myer sits on the state's Dog Law Advisory Board. Stress that Myer should be removed from the DLAB.

*Please contact Dennis Wolff at:

dwolff@state.pa.us(@state.pa.us),

and tell him that dogs in Pennsylvania should not be treated like this.