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Christina Fay is seen at her sentencing in Carroll County Superior Court in 2018. She has appealed the verdict. (BEA LEWIS/FILE PHOTO)

WASHINGTON — Embattled dog enthusiast Christina Fay insists in new legal filing that her lawsuit against the town of Wolfeboro belongs in a federal court in Washington, D.C., and should not be dismissed or moved to New Hampshire. 

Fay, 62, was convicted in March of 2018 of neglecting about 75 Great Danes that she kept on the property of her $1.5 million Wolfeboro mansion. Most of the charges involved failing to provide care to specific dogs which suffered from various ailments like papiloma infections. Police, assisted by HSUS, raided her property in 2017. Another nine dogs were taken from a veterinarian’s office.

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