can albert recover his two dogs that are impounded?

Question

albert has/had 2 pit bulls. one bit someone. police took both and they have been in solitary confinement for close to two months [i think...or possibly fostered out?]. albert lost his civil case. he cannot find representation. we want to rescue his dogs, if at all possible. thanks for any possible forthcoming consideration. we are in san luis obispo, ca. albert is a really nice fellow and wholly incapable of avoiding the steamrolling he is currently receiving. very best wishes in any case.

Robert Kane · Answer

A pit bull that has bitten someone will not be adopted out. Although Albert may be a nice fellow, it doesn't seem he is able to care for or control his two pit bulls. I would expect animal control to have him on its radar. Did Albert have insurance to reimburse the victim of the pit bull bite?

James L. Arrasmith · Answer

In California, the ability for Albert to recover his dogs depends on the specific circumstances of the case and the local regulations in San Luis Obispo. If one of the dogs has bitten someone, the local animal control or law enforcement may have specific protocols in place for dealing with such incidents. 
 
Since Albert lost his civil case, it suggests that the court has made a decision regarding the dogs. To understand his options, it's crucial to review the court's decision. The judgment should detail whether there are any conditions for the return of the dogs, such as completing a training program, or if there's a permanent ruling against their return. 
 
If the judgment is not clear or if Albert believes there has been a misunderstanding, he might consider appealing the decision or seeking a legal consultation for a better understanding of his rights and options. While finding representation can be challenging, there are often legal aid organizations or animal rights groups that might offer assistance or advice in such cases.

Q: can albert recover his two dogs that are impounded?