Another success story for the Throwaway Dogs Project, which took a hapless victim of the legal system and turned him into a happy, healthy police dog.
“Over the past two to three years, there have been some extraordinary bite cases in places throughout the state where the law just does not meet the situation.”
“If the city of Montreal truly wanted to ensure public safety, it would not have forced a rush adoption of controversial legislation which is unfair…” they said.
“Ziggy is determined to make a difference to how people see this loyal, loving yet misunderstood breed…”
Justice Louis J. Gouin has put a two-day stay on the impending BSL in Montreal, Quebec. A final decision can be expected by Wednesday.
Quebec City in Canada is enacting breed specific legislation against pit bulls, and a lot of its citizens are not happy about it at all.
Though Diggy’s “happy ever after” was in jeopardy for awhile, the courts have at last ruled that he can stay with his new forever family.
What began as a simple, happy, adoption story has since morphed into what could be a watershed case for opponents of breed-specific legislation.
“Without the help we had from the public and the media we believe Hank would be dead by now. We want to help other people who are facing the situation as us.”
“Eight police officers and four dog wardens showed up to take Hank away. I can’t fathom why anyone would report him… He’s extremely affectionate.”
