Removing a dog from a house. - Page 6

How is there nothing in the news about this?
Especially with how the dog was found and officials being on scene. This WOULD have been in the news!

Barenfangs
I think you did not read my post. The AC officer went in her lunch hour , not on duty hours. She went to do a favor for a friend and gave the rescue people ( her friend) the dog without the owner's explicit consent. Now the AC officer does not want her superiors to know, and she is begging the original owner for a " break". She fears losing her job.

I agree with Hundmutter. The original owner deserves the kick up the butt.

Simply telling the incompetently chosen caretaker the dog was left tied up inside, would have been the intelligent, responsible thing to do. That this important bit of information was left out in favor of keeping the fearsome territoriality invested in the dog's reputation, intact, the A/C person wouldn't be fearing the loss of their job, ensuring that no good deed goes unpunished.

Let us also be reminded that the original post informs us, this elder, infirmed person had stated they were giving up the dog.

Make that two swift kicks up the butt. Plus another for Mithuna for being too chicken to go there and just try and open the eff'n door in the first place.

Hexe
I was going to do so but some how ac and the rescue org showed up 2 days before my planned visit.

Add on another kick for not recognizing an emergency situation! Planned trip ... in two days? That sounds like a family outing.

Poor dog was suffering. SMH

Hey, Bee, c'mon now, what's a couple days when a dog is tied up inside a house alone?

Personally did not know the dog was tied inside.

 One more kick up Mithuna's for not knowing the diff between Beetree and Hexe, also ! (Absolutely, Bee ).

By now, it must be too painful to sit.

Today is my girls bday..so she gets 3 lbs of boneless roasted white meat chicken which she can't wait for.