Kimi Peck had a high of over 350 animals ‘living’ in her Burbank ‘Sanctuary’ before her court ordered shut down. People ask ‘how could she take care of that many animals?’ The answer: She couldn’t and didn’t. Another ‘hoarder’ that was kicked out of Los Angeles County is Cindy Bemis. Not surprising, both Ms. Bemis and Ms. Peck chose Kern County as the place they would be calling ‘home’ and the place they would now be ‘housing’ their hundreds of animals when they both received court ordered shut downs of their ‘Sanctuaries’ in Los Angeles County. In addition, both Ms. Peck and Ms. Bemis are on Los Angeles shelters DNA (DO NOT ADOPT) lists. Will Kern County ever wake up and smell the CRAP living in their community and change their laws to help animals? According to the many hoarders that move into Kern County and feel safe there, it appears the answer is NO. Encourage Kern County to help the animals not assist those who hoard them. ***UPDATE: May 4, 2007….Ms. Cindy Bemis has been BUSTED (FINALLY!) in Kern County. Kern County Animal Control’s Denise Haynes finally admits "Ms. Bemis might just be an animal hoarder…" We say to Denise Haynes…MAKE THOSE UNANNOUNCED ‘VISITS’ ON PEOPLE LIVING IN YOUR COMMUNITY WHO HAVE HISTORIES OF MOVING FROM ‘SANCTUARY TO SANCTUARY’ WITH THEIR HUNDREDS OF ANIMALS. DON’T BE FOOLED BY SMOOTH TALKING OLD LADIES…