Buck deserves a second chance and Chris is willing to give it to him. Don't let this poor guy down.
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Joyce Oldridge
9 years ago
Buck needs a second chance!
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Jennifer Newbury
9 years ago
Please don't punish a dog for being placed in the wrong circumstance. It was a human error. Let him live to be adopted into a better situation.
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Megan Mathis
9 years ago
Spare this sweet pup!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please release Buck to Chris who wants the dog!
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Laura Oesterhaus
9 years ago
I have 2 GSP rescues willing to take Buck. I emailed the city commissioners and the director of Parks and Rec letting them know about these rescues but had no answers. I've helped this shelter save their dogs since 1979. Buck was placed in the wrong home and he shouldn't die because we made the wrong choice.
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Kyra Nistler
9 years ago
Buck needs a 2nd chance!!!
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Karen Meyet
9 years ago
Save Buck!
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Mona Arnold
9 years ago
Please let Buck be adopted after his 10 day quarantine is up. I have had many rescue dogs over the past 20 years. I currently have 3. As you know, not all dogs do well with small children. This is probably the case w Buck. When my children were toddlers we always had at least 2 dogs and had to set clear boundaries so that the kids and dogs were safe. We never had any problems but we are also experienced dog owners and parents.
It sounds like Buck has a new person that would like the give him a good home. Please give him a second chance.
Thank you!
Mona Arnold
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Marian Little
9 years ago
Because we all know two year olds can be annoying to animals. Do dogs deserve death sentences for that? No.
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Diana Stettnisch
9 years ago
Buck does not deserve to die. The shelter needs to take responsibility on adopting a dog right after surgery and not giving a rabies shot prior to leaving the shelter. Release Buck to Chris. He will make sure Buck is not put in a situation where he could bite anyone again.
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Jamie
9 years ago
The parents have been more cautious about bringing a dog around their two-year-old special as it came from a shelter and not knowing about the dog it is not the dogs fault it is more the parents
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Stop the madness. Period.
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Yara Chavarin
9 years ago
Please give him a chance
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Brad Harmon
9 years ago
I run a rescue myself and a lot of things were done wrong here. Please don't punish Buck for that as there is still time to rectify this situation. Continue down a path that leads to the death of this precious baby and a lot of incompetent people should lose their jobs there in Manhattan. Animal lovers will not let Buck fall through the cracks.
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Debra Walker
9 years ago
Save Buck...he deserves a second chance...the shelter was at fault..Please give him a second chance.
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Cheyenne Cody-Maas
9 years ago
Give the dog a second chance!!
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Cole
9 years ago
Let the man adopt Buck, he's a good dog and deserves a chance!
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melodie richardson
9 years ago
The shelter is at fault for this. Buck deserves a second chance!
Buck deserves a second chance and Chris is willing to give it to him. Don't let this poor guy down.
Buck needs a second chance!
Please don't punish a dog for being placed in the wrong circumstance. It was a human error. Let him live to be adopted into a better situation.
Spare this sweet pup!!!
Please release Buck to Chris who wants the dog!
I have 2 GSP rescues willing to take Buck. I emailed the city commissioners and the director of Parks and Rec letting them know about these rescues but had no answers. I've helped this shelter save their dogs since 1979. Buck was placed in the wrong home and he shouldn't die because we made the wrong choice.
Buck needs a 2nd chance!!!
Save Buck!
Please let Buck be adopted after his 10 day quarantine is up. I have had many rescue dogs over the past 20 years. I currently have 3. As you know, not all dogs do well with small children. This is probably the case w Buck. When my children were toddlers we always had at least 2 dogs and had to set clear boundaries so that the kids and dogs were safe. We never had any problems but we are also experienced dog owners and parents. It sounds like Buck has a new person that would like the give him a good home. Please give him a second chance. Thank you! Mona Arnold
Because we all know two year olds can be annoying to animals. Do dogs deserve death sentences for that? No.
Buck does not deserve to die. The shelter needs to take responsibility on adopting a dog right after surgery and not giving a rabies shot prior to leaving the shelter. Release Buck to Chris. He will make sure Buck is not put in a situation where he could bite anyone again.
The parents have been more cautious about bringing a dog around their two-year-old special as it came from a shelter and not knowing about the dog it is not the dogs fault it is more the parents
Stop the madness. Period.
Please give him a chance
I run a rescue myself and a lot of things were done wrong here. Please don't punish Buck for that as there is still time to rectify this situation. Continue down a path that leads to the death of this precious baby and a lot of incompetent people should lose their jobs there in Manhattan. Animal lovers will not let Buck fall through the cracks.
Save Buck...he deserves a second chance...the shelter was at fault..Please give him a second chance.
Give the dog a second chance!!
Let the man adopt Buck, he's a good dog and deserves a chance!
The shelter is at fault for this. Buck deserves a second chance!
Let Buck be adopted!!!!!