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Çifti përballet me dëbim nga shtëpia, nuk heqin dorë nga kafshët

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02.11.2015 12:20
Clive and Rose Restall is facing eviction from his home in Turnchapel because he has refused to get rid of his guinea pigs and rabbits. He currently has 21 guinea pigs living at his home, and he says they have helped him through his cancer and help members of the local community with their personal issues. See SWNS story SWGUINEA; A couple have been threatened with eviction for refusing to give up their 21 'mystic' GUINEA PIGS. Animal lovers Clive and Rose Restall must either part company with their furry friends or leave their home as they have been told the pets breach their tenancy agreement. The couple, from Turnchapel, Plymouth, claim that their guinea pigs and rabbits have been crucial to Clive, 57, getting through his cancer treatment and have refused. They say the pets have helped members of the community with their personal problems and have even helped influence the future. But Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) have said the number of guinea pigs and rabbits that the Restalls are keeping is unreasonable, and issued a warning of eviction. Contact: Clive Restall 01752 408246 Reporter: Alex Wood

Një çift po përballet me dëbim të mundshëm nga shtëpia e tyre për shkak se ata kanë refuzuar të largojnë lepujt dhe derrat e tyre.

Clive dhe Rose Restall kanë 21 kafshë që jetojnë në shtëpinë e tyre në Plymouth, megjithatë çifti thonë se kafshët shtëpiake e ndihmuan Clive të kalojë betëjn e tij me kancerin, transmeton Klan Kosova.

Clive 57 vjeçar u diagnostikua me kancer të mëlçisë në vitin 2010 dhe bleu kafshët menjëherë duke pretenduar se ata ndihmojnë ta largojnë tërësisht depresionin, kur ai ishte duke u trajtuar.

Çifti thonë  se derrat dhe lepujt kanë ndihmuar edhe anëtarët e komunitetit lokal me probleme personale dhe madje pretendojnë se janë magjik dhe mund të ndikojnë në të ardhmen.

Por, komuniteti i shtëpive në Plymouth thonë se numri i kafshëve në shtëpinë e çiftit është e papranueshme dhe shkel marrëveshjen e tyre të qirasë.

“Ata më kanë ndihmuar mua të luftojë kancerin, më ndihmuan për t’u përballur”, tha Calive për kafshët.

Clive dhe Rose kanë refuzuar të heqin qafe kafshët e dashura të tyre, dhe tani po përballen me dëbim deri në vitin e ri.

Clive Restall is facing eviction from his home in Turnchapel because he has refused to get rid of his guinea pigs and rabbits. He currently has 21 guinea pigs living at his home, and he says they have helped him through his cancer and help members of the local community with their personal issues. See SWNS story SWGUINEA; A couple have been threatened with eviction for refusing to give up their 21 'mystic' GUINEA PIGS. Animal lovers Clive and Rose Restall must either part company with their furry friends or leave their home as they have been told the pets breach their tenancy agreement. The couple, from Turnchapel, Plymouth, claim that their guinea pigs and rabbits have been crucial to Clive, 57, getting through his cancer treatment and have refused. They say the pets have helped members of the community with their personal problems and have even helped influence the future. But Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) have said the number of guinea pigs and rabbits that the Restalls are keeping is unreasonable, and issued a warning of eviction. Contact: Clive Restall 01752 408246 Reporter: Alex Wood

Rose Restall is facing eviction from his home in Turnchapel because he has refused to get rid of his guinea pigs and rabbits. He currently has 21 guinea pigs living at his home, and he says they have helped him through his cancer and help members of the local community with their personal issues. See SWNS story SWGUINEA; A couple have been threatened with eviction for refusing to give up their 21 'mystic' GUINEA PIGS. Animal lovers Clive and Rose Restall must either part company with their furry friends or leave their home as they have been told the pets breach their tenancy agreement. The couple, from Turnchapel, Plymouth, claim that their guinea pigs and rabbits have been crucial to Clive, 57, getting through his cancer treatment and have refused. They say the pets have helped members of the community with their personal problems and have even helped influence the future. But Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) have said the number of guinea pigs and rabbits that the Restalls are keeping is unreasonable, and issued a warning of eviction. Contact: Clive Restall 01752 408246 Reporter: Alex Wood

Clive and Rose Restall is facing eviction from his home in Turnchapel because he has refused to get rid of his guinea pigs and rabbits. He currently has 21 guinea pigs living at his home, and he says they have helped him through his cancer and help members of the local community with their personal issues. See SWNS story SWGUINEA; A couple have been threatened with eviction for refusing to give up their 21 'mystic' GUINEA PIGS. Animal lovers Clive and Rose Restall must either part company with their furry friends or leave their home as they have been told the pets breach their tenancy agreement. The couple, from Turnchapel, Plymouth, claim that their guinea pigs and rabbits have been crucial to Clive, 57, getting through his cancer treatment and have refused. They say the pets have helped members of the community with their personal problems and have even helped influence the future. But Plymouth Community Homes (PCH) have said the number of guinea pigs and rabbits that the Restalls are keeping is unreasonable, and issued a warning of eviction. Contact: Clive Restall 01752 408246 Reporter: Alex Wood

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