A younger couple with a one-year-old child lady declare they are going to be left 'homeless' after being issued an eviction discover over their canine. Connor Sullivan, 18, first moved into the Sparkhill property in March and says Everbright Housing had 'no downside' with him having pets on the time - though the housing firm denies this.
He lives together with his accomplice Jordanna, additionally 18, daughter Lexi and their pet canine. The household say they obtained the eviction discover three weeks after the fireplace service attended the property when Jordanna grew to become trapped within the toilet as a consequence of a defective door lock.
It was reported to Everbright that 14 canine had been dwelling within the property, which the corporate deemed a 'security hazard'. Connor says that they solely have 4 canine - however that they had been taking care of six others for a buddy on the time of the decision out.
The household got a last deadline to depart the property by August 18, however remained there eight days later as they mentioned 'we now have nowhere to go'. Chatting with Birmingham Reside, Connor mentioned: "It will make us homeless.
"It is actually enjoying on my psychological well being, which I already battle with. I am nervous about my daughter, after all she comes first."
He added: "Two weeks in the past, we had the fireplace service out, and so they complained concerning the canine within the property. Subsequent factor, we're being informed we now have to be out by a sure date.
"I have been right here since March and we informed the corporate earlier than we moved in that we had canine and so they mentioned it is no downside. Then the property should have modified palms - we had a distinct individual coping with us - so we expect the principles should have modified then.
"They mentioned it is due to the canine that we now have to depart. I've acquired two Staffs and my accomplice has two husky puppies.
"I do not know what we'll do. I am ringing spherical in all places looking for someplace for us to remain. We've not been provided some other housing - we have no the place to go."
Furqan Javaid, a help employee for Everbright Housing, mentioned: "It is a HMO property so, by the rules, tenants should not allowed to maintain canine. It was not just one or two canine, however 14 canine reported by the fireplace division
"They referred to as us to say the canine had been a security hazard within the property. We served an eviction discover to maneuver out, however they requested an extension and we mentioned no downside.
"We're not forcing them to be homeless. The tenant broke the principles and we gave them official discover.
"We prolonged the deadline however we now have an inspection due by the fireplace division quickly." He added: "If they'd eliminated the canine and cleaned the property then sure, we might have allowed them keep."
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