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The police officer put the dog out of its misery
In Response To: "We got him when he was nine months and I loved him more than my kids" ()

I can't agree more about the dog not being your typical loved faimly pet!!! All I saw was dog chained outside his dog house --- I did not see any picture of a fmily member lying inside with the dog . Any of us who love our dogs could have found hundereds of pictures to give the press, of our dog interacting with us---I find the picture provided very "vague" to say the least.

We need to continue supporting Judy Stone in her fight to have chained dogs banned in the City, Province, country, world!!!! Another policeman, acting in a split second, is now criticized --- easy for "them" to say that the dog was chained and he "should not have" done what he did. This police officer has to live with this act for the rest of his life --- he probably put the dog out of its misery.

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Vancouver Police shoot chained dog
Who pays the price for the City and the SPCA doing nothing to stop the cruelty and danger of yard dogs?
"We got him when he was nine months and I loved him more than my kids"
In memory of Tommy and all the other dogs who die on their chains, AAS is going to keep fighting people like Bains , Vancouver City , and the SPCA *PIC*
My only sympathy lies with the poor dog, who lived alone and died a horrible death.
If the Bains family loved their dog so much, why was Tommy sitting by himself at the end of a chain in the back yard?
The police officer put the dog out of its misery
Who was the creep who delivered Tommy into the hands of this abuser?
Letter to Editor, Province Newspaper
Two SPCA web sites acknowledge what has been obvious to everyone for decades
Until the SPCA starts practicing what it preaches, it is all PR spin
Where the rubber meets the road, the SPCA's tires are madly spinning *PIC*
To the City and the SPCA; just get off your duffs and do it!
Yard dog shot by police in Kamloops
A “beloved pet” does not carry the weight of a 20 foot chain around its neck
The media are prone to spin an issue for the flavour of the month, and this month it is "Police Brutality" Will it ever be "Unchain Dogs" Month? *PIC*
If you object to this one-sided coverage write the Province at
They get another dog! The media need to ask the neighbours about Tommy's life.
We submitted three good letters to the Province all pertaining to that issue and not one was printed
The real story here is...

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