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Well, to make a long story short, an Animal Control Officer came to pick up the dog I found behind my house. She said it was on public property, so she had a right to take it, and that's what she did. I helped her load the dog up in her truck, and off she went.
Tonight at about 9:50, Xon went out to the car to get a book. A man and woman were walking down the street. The woman approached Xon and said she was looking for her dog. She said, "I keep her tied to a tree in the woods right behind your house," and that "she barks a lot." The woman said she did not live in our neighborhood but she walks here a lot, so she suspected the dog would come here. She gave Xon her phone number and said the dog's name is Diamond. Xon told her that she should call Animal Control.
So, I wrote up a little "report" to give to Animal Control. The dog was obviously underweight, dirty, and had gunky eyes. I don't know what's going to happen, but I'll certainly be keeping tabs on the situation.
2 Comments:
How does ACR decide which dogs it will take?
We're only allowed to have 20 dogs at a time, so that decides a lot for us. We have to have a foster who wants to take the dog. Some fosters can only take small dogs because of their house space, etc. We "evaluate" the dog to see if it's adoptable. So if it's aggressive to other dogs, etc., we won't take it. Also, we're supposed to be saving dogs from Animal Control before they're euthanized, so if someone just finds a dog in their yard or something, we often can't take it.
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