Aside from all of the BS flying around. The 'witch hunt' as they call in on the BOI, the main reasoning for this thread has done it's job.
The community was concerned with her selling the babies that came from the infected mothers, that have since had no clinical signs and have been vaccinated for a OMPV virus.
Other concerns were statements that this may be a new virus. If it were a new virus, then perhaps NO animals should leave her collection.
That's all it has ever been about. For me anyways.
She was told that she was in the right, to sell and breed her animals (not necessarily just the previously infected ones), by at least one vet.
The other Vet has said he's still working on it.
With the lack of any hard evidence about what actually happened to these animals, YES, we are concerned about you letting any leave your possession.
I think all anyone has been saying is to just WAIT. Just wait Jen. You don't need to destroy your animals. Just wait... let things play out.
Don't throw us a guilt trip and destroy your collection, just don't make hasty decisions when we are still in the dark about what truly Dr. Jacobson is working on.
You may have been convinced, but obviously there were many that weren't. Given the sketchy details and just your word that you were told it was ok, it's hard to believe unconditionally.
Like it has been said, no one would ever wish what happened to your collection on someone else.
Given the devastation that came from Wyatts animals, nothing is certain at this point in time given what little details we have. Many others have a lot to lose just as you did.
I think that's all anyone has really been concerned about. Just wait... separate the chaff from the grain, and wait. There are many people that don't think your deserving of the accusations being made here.