06-27-2018, 02:19 AM
I don't quite understand that story.....the man who had the dogs died. and his body was found on the property....and his "partner" was looking after the dogs? So this woman was living there I presume?
And then this: "The charity helped the woman’s husband to renovate and clean the home while the dogs were kept in care. Four of the animals were later returned to the man"
(Quoted from the Newsweek website)
So there is no way I can understand what they mean there. Never mind.
I am hoping what was said about rehoming those dogs isn't whitewash. Shelters, and charities like the RSPCA usually have a very hard time rehoming aggressive dogs....and for them to have accomplished that so quickly...? Very odd.
It is sad when things like this happen. The man (and his mysterious partner?) must have had mental problems to let things get like that. And a deep ignorance of the dangers of inbreeding.
Anyway I hope all the dogs will be okay and live happy lives in a good environment.
And then this: "The charity helped the woman’s husband to renovate and clean the home while the dogs were kept in care. Four of the animals were later returned to the man"
(Quoted from the Newsweek website)
So there is no way I can understand what they mean there. Never mind.
I am hoping what was said about rehoming those dogs isn't whitewash. Shelters, and charities like the RSPCA usually have a very hard time rehoming aggressive dogs....and for them to have accomplished that so quickly...? Very odd.
It is sad when things like this happen. The man (and his mysterious partner?) must have had mental problems to let things get like that. And a deep ignorance of the dangers of inbreeding.
Anyway I hope all the dogs will be okay and live happy lives in a good environment.
