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My Name is SAM.

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Recently we told the tragic story of Sam, a Staffordshire bull terrier killed by mistake while in the “care” of the Metropolitan Police.

Sam died on 26th August 2009. However, his death could easily have been avoided if greater safeguards were in place. His case has highlighted a number of issues relating to seized dogs that must be dealt with to avoid further tragic deaths and a petition has now been set up to help draw attention to these issues.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/safeguards-for-seized-dogs

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05 Apr 2010 22:03

hollie

this video had just set me off in to tears :(

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23 Oct 2009 20:37

WELSH~PIXIE End B.S.L

omg so so so sad i was intears watching this

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16 Oct 2009 21:13

Noo *END B.S.L*

i saw this the other day it had me in tears

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16 Oct 2009 21:12

Sue*End BSL*

PLEASE, PLEASE watch the video above.
The petition, hosted on the Care 2 website, asks for an overhaul of procedure in the main by demanding that where a dog is ordered to be destroyed by way of court order, no action will be taken without a written statement from the owners legal team stating no appeal has been nor will be heard.

Furthermore it requests that bodies of dogs that have died due to any cause, while in the care of the authorities are not routinely disposed of. Instead owners must be notified in writing of the dogs death and allowed the option to reclaim their dogs body and any other items such as collars, within 7 days of receipt of the written notice.

Finally that a “cooling off” period of seven days should apply to dogs whose owners have signed over for destruction. This will allow owners time to take legal advice and withdraw their consent for destruction if they so wish.

To sign the petition and help bring about safeguards to protect dogs held in the care of the authorities please sign, link below.

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16 Oct 2009 21:10

Sue*End BSL*

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/safeguards-for-seized-dogs

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