Our sympathy for this poor dog, thank you Diane for these words:

It is with sorrow that I must tell you that Hope did not survive the
injuries inflicted upon her. It was just too much for her and in spite
of everything that was done to help her, most of her body had been
injured and she then went on to develop pneumonia. The decision was
made to euthanize her which was the most humane thing to do. She is
now free.

As we go about our work, we will carry her in our hearts. She is our
baby girl and no one had the right to do this to her. We will speak
for her in the courtroom until this case is concluded. If there are
others, we will speak for them, as well.

The people that did this will soon see that we loved her, as we love
the other animals in this community, as well as other ones that might
not be able to defend themselves....the children, women who cannot
fight back, the elderly, the handicapped, the homeless.

We will never forget Hope, Bruiser, Mack, Ellie, Mimi and all the
others. It is time for the voice of sanity to drown out the violent
voices that have been raised in this city for too long, now. It is
time to reclaim this city, the beautiful city of Memphis, starting with
KINDNESS TO ANIMALS. Please pray that our work might be successful.

Diane McManus