The owner of the dogs, Lindsay Stafford, said it’s all because of an administrative oversight and that the city is killing animals that haven’t attacked anyone.
“I allow my 1-year-old grandchild around them. I completely trust these dogs,” she said.Back in June 2021, Stafford’s next door neighbor told animal control in a complaint that he was “scared to death” and subjected to “viscous growling” when the dogs chewed through his backyard fence.
The incident was followed by notices to appear in court for a judge to determine if the animals could be considered dangerous. In January, Stafford said she was breaking up a fight between the dogs over food and suffered a cut to her hand. Because the dogs had already been declared dangerous, that owner’s pet injury led to them being seized by animal control where they now face euthanization on Tuesday, March 15 unless Stafford wins a court hearing scheduled for the day before.
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