He also says he isn’t able to pay a $2,586 bill to retain ownership of his puppy, now being held at an animal care facility.
The owner of a pitbull puppy thatis disputing claims made by police after the dog’s drug urine test came out negative.
Police say the drug test did not specifically test the 8-week-old puppy, Myla, for fentanyl. Additional blood work testing is being done, according to Irvine Police Sgt. Karie Davies. Paying the tab will allow Caleb Gibson of San Juan Capistrano to retain legal ownership of the puppy, police said, though he would not get the dog back until the investigation is resolved.Gibson, 27, said he is a full-time student and can’t afford to pay. But if he doesn’t, the puppy would be considered abandoned by the City of Irvine, Davies said.
At that point, Gibson said, his car was surrounded by four to five police officers, who told him to get out of the car.
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