name, I don't really know him but my kids know his son so hopefully I
can get his name from them. I gave them his address all ready.
Their dog was really friendly, he would always come up to me because
they let him run loose all the time. When animal control told me they
abandoned him I was tempted to ask if I could take him but with the
old owners living across the street I don't think that would be a good
thing. And with my dog hurting him they would probably tell me no
anyway.
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 11:43:58 -0500, Doug White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, it is good that you do not have to fear a lawsuit. It is bad that the
> original owner was negligent in allowing the dog to run loose, but even more
> negligent to abandon the dog once it got into trouble and was injured.
> Pomeranians are a very loyal and one-person type of pet, and If it is adopted
> out after healing, it is going to be a long adjustment period to the new owners,
> who, I really hope will be the type of owner as you obviously are.
>
> If you know the original owners or their address, it might be good if you
> related that information to that Director of Animal Control., since they
> obviously were given your name and address by the owners.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ben Densmore
>
> I got a call from the Director of Animal control from the next town
> over from me. It seems the owners of the other dog abandoned the
> pomeranian at the vet and gave a false name and address. The dog needs
> to have his eye repaired but is otherwise ok. She had the dog in her
> lap while she was talking to me.
> She told me the dog will NOT be released back to the owners.
>
> My dog however has to be quarantined for 10 days. We live in a high
> rabies area I guess and the state requires that my dog be quarantined
> to make sure he wasn't infected.
>
> Ben
>
>
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