Special Needs Dogs were her 'specialty', claimed Ms. Kimi Peck *Click photo

THIS SHOULD NEVER EVER BE ACCEPTABLE! Ms. Peck claimed she 'LOVED' her special needs dogs and took in more and more of them, all a while, lying to the public about the reality of how her dogs lived. Many of these special needs dogs required medication and/or therapy. Ms. Peck wants you to believe she properly cared for each and every one of her OVER 350 DOGS 'living' at her NOW COURT ORDERED SHUT DOWN Burbank 'Sanctuary'. The problem was, Ms. Peck had NO RECORDS to prove this and in Burbank alone, plead GUILTY TWICE TO HAVING NO RECORDS. Also, the reality was, Ms. Peck did not have the proper resources (including monies and manpower) to properly care for the 350+ dogs. Other charges and convictions Ms. Peck had received back up this statement. This dog was the norm - living in a filthy dirty cage never ever getting out, not even for a few minutes to exercise. Former volunteers turned Ms. Peck over to the police for a reason. And this police report and Ms. Peck's own negligence ultimately lead to the court ordered closure of her Burbank 'Sanctuary'. Over the course of about 10 years, according to court documents and former landlords, Ms. Peck has not been able to stay in one 'Sanctuary' location for more than a few years - she even received a few gilty verdicts for operating illegal kennels. This meant she moved from 'sanctuary' to 'sanctuary', every few years, 'collecting' more and more animals. Not surprising, Ms. Peck moved yet to another 'sanctuary' location after leaving Burbank...this time to an area that does not have strict animal welfare laws. According to the many lawsuits Ms. Peck has filed against former volunteers who had turned her into the police, even though these lawsuits have been dismissed, Ms. Peck continues to believe she was just a victim and refuses to take any responsibility for this closure and for her own negligence. Who ultimately suffers? THE ANIMALS. MANY FORMER VOLUNTEERS, VETS, LANDLORDS AND OTHERS, FEEL MS. PECK FITS THE DESCRIPTION, PERFECTLY, OF AN ANIMAL HOARDER.