Animal rights advocate Hans Peterson is under arrest after trying to help a dog locked inside of a foreclosed Los Angeles home. Neighbors say when the owners left the home they took everything but the dogs. Taz was in the garage. A puppy was in the house. Next door neighbor Elisa Woods says she worried they were getting hungrier so she called for help.
L.A. Animal Services came with food and water, but they didn’t enter the home. “Possibility the people could come back and then they could turn this around and sue the city,” explained Animal Services Officer Hoang Dinh.
The city is required to give a written warning to the owners before entering the home or removing the dogs. That wasn’t good enough for animal rescuer Hans Petersen.
He entered the home, then came out with a six-month-old puppy. The LAPD arrived moments later and Hans was arrested for interfering with Animal Services as they conducted their duties.
The puppy was taken to to the South LA Animal Shelter, but Taz, the dog in the garage, was left behind.
UPDATE ON TAZ
This is Taz! ID # A1146193 He is in the West LA Shelter please help us put preasure on them so they let us take him. I have a place for him to go for rehab! After leaving that garage in South Central who wouldn't be aggressive
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This is Taz! ID # A1146193 He is in the West LA Shelter please help us put preasure on them so they let us take him. I have a place for him to go for rehab! After leaving that garage in South Central who wouldn't be aggressive
LA Animal Services on Facebook join and support
http://www.laanimalservices.com/volunteer.htm
2 comments:
It is disgraceful that the city would not remove the dog. I admire the animal rescuer for doing the right thing and the poor dog that is left to suffer does too. No justice just us!
Does anyone know what happened to Taz, the dog left behind in a hot garage? Has AC gone back to save this poor dog?
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