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To: Bell Bouy II

The shelter wouldn’t take the dog back. I’m not supporting her decision I just know that from reading this plus tons of comments on Twitter last night.


68 posted on 06/14/2021 10:22:02 AM PDT by BlueHorseShoe
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To: BlueHorseShoe

She should have dealt with the regular ole “Human Society” ASPCA,they will take back any thing they give you.


83 posted on 06/14/2021 11:24:46 AM PDT by Bell Bouy II
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To: BlueHorseShoe

But I soon learned the shelter where Bonnie came from wouldn’t help me. A volunteer explained that Bonnie was too dangerous to adopt out again, and their affiliated sanctuaries—including several beagle-specific rescues—declined to take her. Another dog rescue organization in New York City told me that her bite history—seven bites at the time, though that number would grow—was too extensive for her to even qualify for a special rehabilitation program. Both conversations ended on the same topic: “behavioral euthanasia.”

Shelter knew the dog was a bitter and was negligent in adopting the thing out.


84 posted on 06/14/2021 11:31:24 AM PDT by Bell Bouy II
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