OT--Landlord woes continue
I'm an ex-paramilitary special ops nurse and rent a flat with one
adult Poodle and my life partner. I needed a part-time job for some extra money, am an animal lover & want to work with dogs in the future.I replied to an advert about being a pet carer and they said I got the job. This involves dog walking, and often looking after one or two small dogs/puppies for a few hours during the day (when owners are at work etc).So I arrive at my new job only to find that I had no job............ the secretary said I falsely claimed to have a suitable dwelling and that they also checked with my landlord who outright refused to permit me to keep any more dogs at home even if only temporarirly! Had a look at our lease contract and we're not allowed to own dogs/ cats/other domestic pets (poodle excepted for being an "emotional support animal") but I'm not sure what the guidelines are for looking after other peoples. I work three days a week out of sevenJust don't want to jeopardise things for us in the flat, and also don't want to have to stop working as I love it.Any advice welcome. -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia Join the Google Groups revolution......... http://groups.google.com/support/?hl=en |
OT--Landlord woes continue
On Mar 10, 12:16*pm, Plucas > wrote:
> I'm an ex-paramilitary special ops nurse and rent a flat with one > adult Poodle and my life partner. I needed a part-time job for some > extra money, am an animal lover & want to work with dogs in the > future.I replied to an advert about being a pet carer and they said I > got the job. This involves dog walking, and often looking after one or > two small dogs/puppies for a few hours during the day (when owners are > at work etc).So I arrive at my new job only to find that I had no > job............ the secretary said I falsely claimed to have a > suitable dwelling and that they also checked with my landlord who > outright refused to permit me to keep any more dogs at home even if > only temporarirly! > > Had a look at our lease contract and we're not allowed to own dogs/ > cats/other domestic pets (poodle excepted for being an "emotional > support animal") but I'm not sure what the guidelines are for looking > after other peoples. I work three days a week out of sevenJust don't > want to jeopardise things for us in the flat, and also don't want to > have to stop working as I love it.Any advice welcome. > > -- > Peter Lucas > Brisbane > Australia > > Join the Google Groups revolution.........http://groups.google.com/support/?hl=en Have you thought about suicide? |
OT--Landlord woes continue
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>, Chemo the Clown > wrote: > Have you thought about suicide? With any luck! It's a serious stalker troll. PLEASE quit responding to it! I'd hate to killfile you too as you are actually a good read. :-) -- Peace! Om "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." --Steve Rothstein Web Albums: <http://picasaweb.google.com/OMPOmelet> Subscribe: |
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