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Save Buck

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Katie Waldkirch
9 years ago

Save Buck! He just needs a forever home without small kids!

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Katherine Gulker
9 years ago

Let the dog have an evaluation done and be released to someone who can potentially help rehabilitate the dog in a safe enviornment.

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Ida Leupold
9 years ago

This doggy deserves to live.

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Kyle Ostrom
9 years ago

Do the right thing!

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Jim Brown
9 years ago

Please let Buck get adopted

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Rodney reible
9 years ago

Save buck

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Chriss Black
9 years ago

#savebuck

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Kyle Merchant
9 years ago

I'll adopt him

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Jennifer Scovell
9 years ago

Pkease review the circumstances concerning Buck. No dog post surgery want to be messed with, especially with a 2 year old. Please show some compassion and allow the release of this poor soul to a man who truly wants to give him a loving home and responsible care. We adopted an abused senior dog that was abonded in our neighborhood and she was such a gift to our household. This dog deserves a good life!

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James ferguson
9 years ago

Suggest that you review your policies. Why in the world would you allow a family unprepared for the personality of a GSP to adopt it. Sounds more like a failing of the shelter not of the dog.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am a lawyer if she agrees to hold you harmless w

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Samantha Mills
9 years ago

The poor dog didn't want to be bothered after surgery. It's the shelters fault for letting him go so soon after surgery with a child so young who doesn't know better. Not fair to put him down!

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John house
9 years ago

Save Buck! Give him a chance to live! There are people who want him!

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Larry Durant
9 years ago

Save Buck. Give him a chance to live a happy life

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Marshalla Allen
9 years ago

Give the dog to the first guy who wanted the dog!

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Laura Smith
9 years ago

Responsiblepet owners are a must !!!!!

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Jodie Hall
9 years ago

Give Buck another chance!

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Tricia Burris
9 years ago

Let Buck have a second chance!!

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Regan Harbour
9 years ago

#savebuck

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Donna
9 years ago

I have a gsp. Very energetic dogs. GSP's not aggressive dogs by nature. Someone should question the child as to what did the child do to the dog to make the dog nip at them. Just remember that there are three sides to a story. Your story, my story and the real story. I'm only a paralegal not an attorney. I would plead that putting down a non aggressive dog by nature is cruel and inhumane. Re-home the dog to a family who is more suited for a very energetic dog. Preferably one without small children.