Pretty in Pink?

By Associated Press
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Boulder, Colorado, woman fined $1,000.00 because her pink poodle has city officials seeing red. Pretty in Pink?
Published: Wed, March 12, 2008 - 3:32 am Last Updated: Wed, March 12, 2008 - 3:36 am
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — A Boulder woman facing a $1,000 fine for dyeing her poodle pink has hired a lawyer to fight the charge in court.

Joy Douglas says she dyed Cici, her white miniature poodle, to call attention to breast cancer. She says she used beet juice and Kool-Aid.

She was ticketed March 1 under a Boulder ordinance that makes it illegal to dye animals. The ordinance is designed discourage people from dyeing rabbits and chicks for Easter.

Douglas had a court hearing scheduled Tuesday, but the judge postponed it until April after she said she has hired a lawyer.

Douglas took Cici with her Tuesday but had to leave her outside the courthouse.



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