Brady the dog. Photo courtesy of Matt Albert
The Appellate Division, Fourth Department ruled that permanent confinement and euthanasia were not the court’s only options in the case of a dog who bit a toddler during a Thanksgiving gathering, causing face lacerations and stitches for the young girl.
July 28, 2020 at 05:56 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
A kennel-bound dog is getting another chance at life thanks to a New York state appellate court.
The appellate ruling earlier this month vacated an order to euthanize a mix-breed pooch named Brady, arguing a lower court had “misapprehended and misapplied” state law.
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