Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 5:40 pm
Yeah I say just take the dog if he doesnt want it.Why does he have a the poor thing if hes just going to neglect it. I swear people can be so inhuman.
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If it's in as sorry a shape as you say it is AC will more than likely take it and put it up for adoption after about a week because of tolerance tests they have to do. Good luck!Black Shuck wrote:I kinda hate to make this topic resurface, but seems how a lot of people on here are animals lovers and like dogs, I thought I'd give you an update. Remember this dog I posted about?Well, I saw him a a couple of weeks ago and he didn't look any better. This time I could even see his ribs! A few days ago, my grandma called the sheriff to look at him, but she hasn't heard anything from them. She called some of our relatives and they went and looked at the dog and agreed with me that it was in a sorry shape and needed better care. They're going to see if the dog's licensed and if he's not, then he can be taken away (if the dog's removed from his home or the owner says he doesn't want him or something, I'm going over there to pick him up and take him home with me). So, that's pretty much it from here. I'll let you know anything new when I knowBlack Shuck wrote:Poor dog. There's a husky next to my grandma's house in a situation like that. I'm pretty sure the owners don't pay much attention to him because he needs to be brushed badly- he has dead hair sticking out all over that he can't get rid of.