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femmedem

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7. Try this:

Reply to AJT (Original post)

Sat Jan 4, 2020, 07:41 PM

Jan 2020

http://majesticcaninerescue.squarespace.com/

They say they are one of the few no kill shelters that takes in and works with dogs with aggression issues and bite history.

What a sad situation.

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PLEASE, Is there a no kill shelter for a dog who has bitten someone? [View all] AJT Jan 2020 OP

Best Friends in Utah?? sinkingfeeling Jan 2020 #1

They are willing to take him anywhere. AJT Jan 2020 #2

That was my first thought. Also look up pet sanctuaries. Karadeniz Jan 2020 #11

They rehabilitated some of Michael Vick's dogs TexasBushwhacker Jan 2020 #15

Check the local rescue groups, breed-oriented rescues (if applicable) catrose Jan 2020 #3

Some lawyers will take on these cases, but it requires some expert behaviorists coming in to hlthe2b Jan 2020 #4

well a leash would help nt msongs Jan 2020 #5

It was a dog walker who had not leashed him before opening the garage door. AJT Jan 2020 #6

Try this: femmedem Jan 2020 #7

They have a 2 year waitlist AJT Jan 2020 #9

They can try at Facebook to find a grassroots no-kill near them through putting in the area + dog emmaverybo Jan 2020 #8

Not sure but Hope For Paws a rescue.org in LA, Ca widely know lots of resources, foster homes Thekaspervote Jan 2020 #10

Maybe hold off doing anything until speaking with the county or city attorney. waterwatcher123 Jan 2020 #12

Their homeowners insurance will be cancelled if they keep him AJT Jan 2020 #13

You can also Google for rescue organizations. Stonepounder Jan 2020 #14