HCSO added that the owner filed for an injunction on Jaimes. This is a gorgeous story about how life doesnt always work out. Maya was reunited with her owner after Jaimes' arrest and is recovering at home. PERKS OF OFFICE BY LIZ RAIN is a story of love, loss, heartbreak, and unbreakable bonds. Our team acted swiftly to take Maya into custody and provide her with emergency medical care.' 'No animal deserves to be treated cruelly and inhumanely, and we will not tolerate it. 'The actions of Elizabeth Jaimes are reprehensible,' said Sheriff Chad Chronister. Maya was taken to the Veterinary Emergency Group, which confirmed that he had sustained multiple blunt-force head and back injuries, including spine and rib fractures, and was blind in one eye. HCSO said that Jaimes admitted to hitting the dog because he growled at her. Maya's owner put up a hidden camera to monitor what she thought was happening to the dog. She said she started to notice injuries on the dog, named Maya, around August, which was the same time Jaimes moved in. Office of Academic Innovation Portland State University. Listen online or offline with Android, iOS, web, Chromecast, and Google Assistant. Learn more about Liz Rains work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their. Get instant access to all your favorite books. Jaimes was living in the house with her boyfriend and his mother, the dog's owner. Perks of Office audiobook written by Liz Rain. When deputies arrived, HCSO said they were given surveillance footage of Elizabeth Jaimes, 24, hitting a 9-year-old Siberian husky with a rubber mallet on the head and torso while holding her on a leash. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) said on May 1, they received a report about an animal cruelty incident on Halifax Drive in Town 'N' Country. A woman was arrested on Monday after she was accused of beating a dog with a rubber mallet.

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