What legal recourse do the neighbors of Rover.com dog boarders have when the ongoing boarding of 5 to 6 dogs at a time is causing a severe nuisance?
A Rover.com-listed dog boarder has been making life in our extremely densely-populated neighborhood miserable for two years. Five or six dogs at a time are being kept in one unit of a two-family home with very limited space. My home is a single family located directly next to this noisy house, and at many points during the day and evening no one can approach my home via our driveway without multiple dogs chasing them down the length of the driveway, trying to get over the neighbor's fence and barking. The neighbor's yard is often filled with barking dogs, the waste from which is seldom cleaned up and smells horrible. How can http://Rover.com help with this?
1. Check state law. Usually the legal number of dogs is ONLY 3 without a boarding licence. 2. Contact owner/or Rover and more forward with animal control if they don't correct. 3. File complaint with Rover sounds like neglect, they are breaking Rover rules (left alone in yard) 4.That is just wrong
Hi Laura- Thanks so much for answering. We already know that the business violates state and local law in certain aspects, and we will likely be filing detailed documents with City Hall. We weren't aware we can file a complaint with Rover based on the quality of the dog care; thanks for the info.