Pet Custody Dispute Resolution

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In California, animal shelters require proof of ownership for transferring pet custody. If your dogs were stolen, report the theft to local authorities and provide evidence of ownership, such as vet records or microchip details. If the shelter does not accept your proof, consider consulting a lawyer for potential legal actions. Discuss the situation with the shelters management to explore possible resolutions.

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Teh animal shelter has given custody and let someone who stole my dogs register them in her name . Is the shelter allowed to do that
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Texas, animal shelters typically have policies regarding the transfer of pet ownership, often requiring proof of ownership. If your dogs were stolen, you may need to provide evidence of ownership and report the theft to local authorities. Have you reported this to the police yet?
In california
In California, animal shelters usually require proof of ownership before transferring custody. If your dogs were stolen, report the theft to local authorities and provide evidence of ownership. You may also want to consult with a lawyer regarding potential recovery actions. Have you reported this theft to the police?
The shelter doesn't accept my proof of coowership
It sounds like a complex situation. In Texas, it's important to have clear documentation of ownership, such as vet records or microchip registration. If the shelter isn't accepting your proof, you might consider legal options or consulting a local attorney. Have you tried discussing this with the shelter's management?
In california
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In California, animal shelters must adhere to specific policies regarding pet custody and ownership transfers. You might consider:
- Providing additional evidence of ownership, such as vet records or microchip details.
- Consulting with a lawyer to explore potential legal actions.
Have you discussed the situation with the shelter's management?