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Animal Law
Tennessee
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Contact animal control for the county where the property is located and file a complaint with it.
If, as you say, that pitbulls are illegal at the home, then you can report the renters to Animal Control and let them handle it.
Contact Animal Control in the city/county where you live and file a complaint.
Call me on my cell phone (615-646-9417) and I will be glad to discuss it with you.
I don't know enough about vet medicine to tell you whether to sue or not.
Contact animal control in your city/county.
Since he bought them to you in Tennessee, then you can sue him here.
No I don't think so. It sounds like she abandoned the dog.
You can file suit in the General Sessions Court against the dog owner.
You could sue to try and recover for the damages that you are asking about but I don't think that you would be able to recover those damages.
You can sue the dog day care center for negligence.
That will be to the judge to decide.
If you want to sue the breeder, you can do so in General Sessions Court.
You may call me on my cell phone (615-646-9417) and we can talk about it.
You can hire an attorney to file suit in court to find that the barking dogs are a nuisance and the court will order that they be removed.
Ask her and if she says no, then you can sue her.
Yes you can take her to court. You would need to prove that she knew her dog was a danger to your dog.
Contact whoever took your animals and speak with them.
Talk to a lawyer in the county where you live.
The question that you are asking is not a legal question but one more of veterinary medicine procedure that I can not answer.
I have no intentions of helping you to do this. Why don't you find something more positive to put your energy into.
Can't answer this question in this forum. You need to speak with an attorney in person.
If you can prove that the vet did something wrong that caused the death of the dog.
It is up to the mayor and/or Board of Alderman to decided what breeds are dangerous and to ban them.
Contact the Animal Control for your city/county or if not one, call the Sheriff's Department to file a complaint.