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A friend of mine who is landlord had evicted one of his tenants. Several months after the eviction finally went through legally, the landlord went into the apartment, which was Thursday of this past week. The apartment was cluttered with piles of trash and junk along with some furniture. As the landlord began to clean it out, he found his tenant's dog hiding under the bed in the master bedroom. She was petrified and looked like she hadn't eaten in weeks. The landlord was going to take the dog and have her euthanized. I am an animal lover and couldn't allow this to happen to this poor dog. My lease allows dogs but not bully breeds as my landlord doesn't allow due to liability reasons. I made arrangements with my landlord to allow me to temporarily bring the dog into my house. He is only giving me a month. My landlord told me if I do not find a home or some other place for this dog, he will personally remove the dog and take her to the vet and have her euthanized.
I can assist in transport.