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Save Buck

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Kim McCarthy
9 years ago

For the decision makers at the shelter, you are humans that can make independent decisions; blanket policies are bad, so use some independent thinking. YOU made the poor decision to put this dog, just out of surgery, into an unfamiliar situation, in home with a small child. This was YOUR bad, not his. The backlash of putting this dog down, will be severe. Allow for independent evaluation, because I think the extenuating circumstances will prove this dog to not be aggressive, but rather confused by his changing situations and hurting. I defy any of you to have surgery and have a two year old crawl all over you the next day, and not react harshly. Your actions are being scrutinized from around the world, be cautious of standing your ground, just because you think you're right. Do the right thing now, grant a reprieve for independent evaluation.

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Victoria hornberger
9 years ago

He deserves a second chance!

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Melanie McLochlin
9 years ago

Save Buck

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Eugene Turnbull
9 years ago

The city..the shelter...needs to what right...not just what they just think is politically correct.

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Ginny Gillmore
9 years ago

I think this fellow was not given a fair chance with his situation. He needs a chance to prove he can be a wonderful companion.

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Linda Cohagan
9 years ago

Due to the huge mistakes involved in Buck's adoption (adopted out the day after surgery to a home with a small child who admittedly provoked the dog???) he deserves to be given another chance by a rescue organization who is equipped to work with him and re-evaluate him. This is unjust.

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Nicole Stroh
9 years ago

Buck needs human kindness and patience.

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Jared schroeder
9 years ago

Buck deserves a second chance!!

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Jennifer Lonchay
9 years ago

As a volunteer for German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue New England, and an experienced owner of the breed, I have many years experience with not only this gentle, loyal, loving breed, but dogs in general. I have been involved in rescue and re-integration of dogs being rehomed. I firmly believe that the situation was was mishandled in the adoption of Buck, having been neutered the day prior to adopting him out to a family with a two year old, placed him in an extremely stressful and unfamiliar environment to his demise which provoked him to protect himself and bite. The Shelter was also negligent in not educating proper integration of a newly injured (neuter) dog with a new family in addition to releasing the dog without a current rabies vaccine. Buck deserves to be placed in a home that will set him up for success and the decision to euthanized him be stopped. Please allow Buck to be adopted!

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Allyce Ansolini
9 years ago

Save buck!!

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Kim Hyde
9 years ago

Let's give this young dog a fair shot at a happy life.

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John powell
9 years ago

This is abuse of power and the inability of people to take care of responsibilities. Now a dog is going to loose his life because of it.

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Belinda Skinner
9 years ago

SAVE BUCK, GIVE HIM A GOOD HOME WHERE HE WILL BE LOVED

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Anonymous
9 years ago

It's worth a second chance for him to have a family without children.

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Heather Colvin
9 years ago

#savebuck

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Brad Schultz
9 years ago

Save the Dog

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Alan Fox
9 years ago

SAVE BUCK!!!!

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Darcie Privitera
9 years ago

Give Buck a second chance!

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Terry Zimmerman
9 years ago

This is nothing but murder due to the policies of the animal shelter. They have failed several times and this one is not going to go without being noticed!

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Brian stiffler
9 years ago

Let Chris take the dog