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I would think that if the owners were legitimately unable to be reached and later tried to get the dog back, they would win in court. Let's say, the family had an emergency-- everyone was gathered in the hospital and had little to no time to stick around for the dog. The dog could usually have shaggy hair, he got outside and got lost. (I say this because my old dog only went for grooming after he became a shaggy mess and he hated getting groomed.). Also, the dog may be referred to in different languages (my dog has a chinese name and an english name). Perhaps, some kid is looking after the house (and the dog) and is too much of an idiot to take responsibility and do a thorough search for him. We all know how dumb teens can be. There could be many unfortunate circumstances. But the pup is young, probably not too attached to anyone at the moment and he's quite the lucky pup to have found a kind stranger. So I wouldn't think too much of 'what if's' unless there some legal repercussions. |
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All of your explanations are valid too. I'm super happy for the dog that he has someone to properly care for him. I'm just saying it would be shitty if I left my dog with grandpa and my dog wandered off and got adopted by someone else while I was on vacation. |
I'm super happy for spoon, and it's probable that the dog is better off under his care anyways, but I can agree with JKam that it would really suck if the owners go searching for him today since they got back from vacation or something. It's still no excuse to leave him uncared for, but it would really suck for them.. |
congrats spoon, 3 dogs now huh? Must be fun! |
btw.. is there a limit to how many dogs you have in Richmond? I know in Surrey the bylaw says you can only have a maximum of two per household. |
The neglect of his previous owner is absolutely ridiculous. Fuck, i bet its another one of those young honger couple who bough him as a puppy because he was sooo cute. Then, as he grew, the owner started to forget about him, hence the long fur............This routine makes my blood BOIL!!!!! But I am truly happy he has the incredible luck to find a new owner like you. |
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congrats spoon :D |
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If you know they don't speak English and wouldn't know how to go through the SPCA or methods to find back the dog, I wouldn't leave it to them. I would trust a good friend that is capable of handling my pet. (And fit enough to chase after them :fullofwin:) |
^ Totally agree. Leaving the dog with someone incapable of caring for the dog properly is also a form of ignorance and neglect. I know I would never do such a thing. Keep in mind, the dog has gone through Thursday (when I found him) all the way until yesterday with zero contact by anyone including owner. He was picked up by the shelter on Monday which was when they first contacted the owner. Monday passes, Tuesday passes, Wednesday passes and I eventually adopted him on Thursday afternoon. There's also no guarantee that Thursday was the first day he was out and about by himself on the streets! |
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he looks really happy. Good for you! Posted via RS Mobile |
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I might have missed it but what's the dog's new name? :) Posted via RS Mobile |
nice pics :) |
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i like your new puppay! :) |
the homeless version was cuter :joy: but at least he has an awesome home now :thumbs: |
he was friggin shaggy when i found him! :lol |
just a quick update! the westie is doing great and he's fitting in nicely. trained him to sit and lie down; he will be attending obedience classes shortly. pics of epic cuteness! (he is not looking for his previous family, he's looking at a squirrel lol) http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...9/SAM_1098.jpg PTFO after walking, running and then dinner http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...9/SAM_1104.jpg |
really good, dog looks like its home and loving it haha |
my co-workers were joking that he hit the jackpot; from rags to riches :lol |
AHH LOVE WESTIES!!!!!!!! Good for you, you did a very admirable thing and I'm sure your dog loves you for it :heartsmile: |
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