Saturday, May 19, 2012

Rescue Ink & WWAR join forces to catch Romeo's killer; More Info on Reward


Wilmington Delaware, 5/19/12- Michele Rogers will not rest until Romeo's killer is caught, and neither will we! Earlier today, members from both Whispering Woods Animal Rescue and Rescue Ink met with Mrs. Rogers and helped distribute hundreds of flyers advertising the reward being offered for information on the person who brutally murdered Romeo. Both groups hit it off well, and will be working together to continue the hunt for Romeo's killer.

The reward for Romeo's killer is now up to $3100 total. Here is how the reward works:

1. Rescue Ink is offering $2000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Romeo's killer. To qualify for their reward, you must call in your tip to their 24-hour hotline 1-855-RSCU-INK.

2. The Rogers is family is offering $1000 of their own money on top of the Rescue Ink reward. WWAR has also been helping the Rogers family raise money, and so far have collected $100 in donations. To collect the $1100+, you can leave a tip at the Rogers family hotline after calling the Rescue Ink Hotline (let them know that you have also contacted Rescue Ink). The Rogers have a voicemail box and text message service set up at this number: 484-843-1030. You can also e-mail the tip to romeotipline@gmail.com.

3. If your tip is good and leads to the killer, you will receive the 2 payments provided that you contacted both tip-lines.

Both tip-lines offer anonymity and confidentiality. If you have information about the sick individual who didn't think twice before brutally murdering an innocent 10 pound dog, please DO THE RIGHT THING AND SPEAK UP!!!!!

Here is the flyer that Rescue Ink is using to advertise their reward:












































Thursday, May 17, 2012

Rally For Romeo


Reward is up to $3,100 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Romeo the Shih-poo's attacker. Now we need your support to help find this person. Continue Reading At Philadelphia Animal Rescue Examiner (opens in new window)

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

REWARD UPPED TO $3100

RESCUE INK IS NOW OFFERING A $2000 REWARD, WHICH COMBINED WITH THE ROGERS FAMILY REWARD FUND AND DONATIONS RAISED FROM WHISPERING WOODS ANIMAL RESCUE'S MAY 12 VIGIL, BRINGS THE TOTAL TO $3100 FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST OF ROMEO'S KILLER.

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Saturday, May 12, 2012

Romeo's Remembrance; A Vigil For the Voiceless


 Bethel – A night of remembrance by candle light for the precious little Shih-poo who was brutally attacked and died just one week ago today.
A candlelight vigil was held at the residence of Tom and Michele Rogers, on Brookcroft Lane in Garnet Valley, Pa. There were approximately 40 – 50 people in attendance. Family, friends and supporters were there to show their support... Continue Reading at Philadelphia Animal Rescue Examiner (opens in new window)

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Saturday May 12 2012: Candlelight Vigil For Romeo


 Whispering Woods Animal Rescue is assisting the Rogers family in hosting a candlelight vigil in Romeo's honor. It will be held on the 1300 block Brookcroft Lane, Garnet Valley, Pa. on Saturday, May 12 at 7 p.m. Signs will be prominently posted advising gatherers where they may park and meet for the vigil. All are invited and urged to attend. Any and all support is appreciated.  Candles will be provided and attendees will be given the opportunity to share their thoughts and prayers. Please spread the word and help send a message that Romeo will be not be forgotten, and that his killer will be caught.

The location of the vigil is less than 25 miles from Downtown Philadelphia and is convenient to I-95. Garnet Valley, PA is also easily accessible from Delaware and New Jersey.




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Romeo the Shih-poo dies after brutal attack; Video Interview with his Owner

Romeo's body was found by the garage door of his family's home

BETHEL — “I ran over to his body which was belly down, with his arms outstretched above his head in an un-natural position. He had a pulse and was still breathing. I picked him up and wrapped him in a blanket.  Both eyes open but glazed over. The right eye was bulging extensively from his head. He had also defecated in the spot he laid,” said Michele Rogers....Continue Reading at Philadelphia Animal Rescue Examiner (opens in new window)