Relief has adopted the rehoming of an deserted canine, found tied-up in Willenhall Woods. A heartbreaking picture of Sin the canine was shared broadly on Facebook, and other people have been sharing their ideas after the pet was safely returned to a earlier proprietor.
Sin was handed to West Midlands Police, however after it was established that she was not a banned XL Bully-type canine, Coventry City Council confirmed that they have been “in a position to efficiently rehome it.”
On our Facebook page, reader Victoria Cross stated: “What a horrible ordeal for that poor thing to have endured. I hope for the dogs sake the owner keeps very good care of this precious mite.”
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Emma Woodward wrote: “Even if you can’t afford to feed your pets, please seek second homes for them, they deserve that at least, not being tied up and left abandoned.”
Kelly Hardin says: “Poor factor. No animals ought to be capable of undergo such therapy. Laws want tightening to provide critical punishment for such acts. Trouble is that the rescues are all full. The rescue we obtained our canine from successfully has change into a sanctuary because of difficulties with discovering houses.”
Sharon Burdett writes: “If you can’t afford to look after animals, don’t have them. They don’t deserve being ill-treated, just evil.”
Kay Smith needs Sin all one of the best: “Thank goodness hopefully have a great life now.” Lucymay Randle says: “So glad the poor factor obtained rehomed. God bless it x”
A publish shared by Save Our Seized Dogs on Tuesday (April 23) stated: “We are delighted to announce that Sin has been released today (April 23). She has been returned to her previous owner.”
A spokesman for Coventry City Council stated: “As we were able to confirm the dog in question is not an XL Bully we have been able to successfully rehome it.”
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