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PLAN OF ACTION

Here’s a transparent update on our strategy and the steps we’re taking together.

 

This is not about one action. It’s about building a record that cannot be ignored.

The record is undeniable. It was built by Daniel God Koller, DVM and the OVMEB spanning over four decades. 

 

We're just making sure it is the loudest voice in the room, they can no longer hide from!

Step 1: Build the Evidentiary Record

We are compiling victim and witness accounts, records, timelines, media, and disciplinary history into formal evidentiary packets.

 

Purpose: 

• Preserve decades of harm in one place

• Show pattern, not isolated incidents

• Establish notice, recidivism, and oversight failures

• Make it easy for agencies, lawmakers, and courts to see the full scope

 

This record becomes the backbone for everything that follows.

Step 3: Demand Letters / Formal Notice

Once the record is mature and agencies are on notice, demand letters may be sent to:

 

• Regulatory bodies

• Oversight officials

• Potentially responsible institutions

 

Purpose: 

• Lay out documented failures

• Demand specific corrective actions

• Preserve claims and timelines

• Establish good-faith effort before litigation

 

These are not threats — they are formal notices grounded in evidence.

Step 5: Potential Civil Litigation

If evidence continues to show: 

• Gross negligence

• Reckless disregard

• Failure to protect public and animals

• Patterned harm enabled by oversight failures

 

Then a civil lawsuit may be explored — potentially involving: 

 

• Victims

• Whistleblowers

• Class or consolidated actions

• Claims focused on civil rights, consumer protection, and institutional negligence

 

Purpose: 

• Force accountability when regulators won’t

• Compel discovery of internal records

• Create legal consequences for systemic failure

• Protect future animals and families

Step 2: Trigger Oversight & Investigations

Those packets are being submitted to: 

• OVMEB (licensing board)

• Oregon DOJ

• Law enforcement / humane investigators

• Legislative offices

• Federal oversight (USDA/APHIS) where applicable

 

Purpose: 

• Put institutions on formal notice

• Force acknowledgment and review

• Create a paper trail of who knew what, and when

• Open or expand investigations

This step is about exhausting lawful oversight channels with facts.

Step 4: Public Accountability (Peaceful Protest)

If agencies fail to act meaningfully, we are preparing for lawful, peaceful, public protest —at the OVMEB office.

 

Purpose: 

• Bring visibility to institutional inaction

• Center victims’ voices publicly

• Demand transparency and reform

• Show this is not isolated or going away

 

Protest is not the first step for the OVMEB office. We are being strategic when we land on their front door and why we are there, when we do. It is what happens after systems fail to respond to us. 

WHAT NEXT?

What You Can Do Right Now

• File OVMEB complaints

• Report abuse to law enforcement / humane investigators

• Preserve records and timelines

• Share harm impact statements

• Stay connected

• Support each other

Get Involved

Ready to make a difference? Get in touch with us to learn more about how you can get involved in our advocacy efforts. 

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