Q: Foster gave me a Dog w/o having me do paperwork. Now claims the dog is LMAS Property. Part 2
Part 2: LMAS tried to come take my dog today they presented No paper work. They are coming back with a Warrant I took her to her her vaccines today and now I have paper work to prove my ownership and vaccines. Can they still take my dog? Please call me 502-345-4394 I may need a Lawyer incase they unlawfully take my dog. I have moved back to Kentucky.
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Can they take my dog
Lady gives me dog that was registered as Found. No one claimed after 10 days of being registered. She says shes a Foster through LMAS but I believe is only someone who reported this dog found. She gave me the dog with out having me fill out paper work or making sure LMAS fixed and microchip. I have since moved out of state with the dog. She now claims I Must bring dog back to Kentucky to have LMAS spay/vaccinate her and Fill out an Adoption Application. She has broken Foster Policy with LMAS
A: Do you have somewhere safe you can keep the dog that is not at your house? If so, you should move him there for safekeeping and so no one can take him from you until the ownership is established. I sincerely doubt that they will get a warrant, but if they do, the dog won’t be there. Don’t give them any information snd don’t talk to them about anything. Call Martha at my office and schedule an appointment on Monday.
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