So if you remember this story :

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about the Boxer and the neglect case... Update. After 6 months, I have gotten the owner to relinquish him... I spent an hour on the phone
to Boxer Rescue here in San Diego and although full, they are going to take him. He will be an inside dog and the owner Alice of Boxer Rescue - is really good to them... he'll get to learn how to play with other dogs and have a chance at a permanent home. I learned yesterday that b/c he tried to bite them when the A/C was trying to catch pole him, he is considered a ''dangerous dog'' and would be immediately euthanized...The owner has a Warrant out for her arrest b/c she never vaccinated or licensed him....hence why she sort of has to give him up. I have learned a lot through this...forgiveness....people do try...we don't all come from the same culture and background and see pets as the same. I do think she tried. I do think she loved him. It wasn't good enough, but she did try. When I went over to tell his this AM that I found a home for him, she cried and it was genuine and she admitted she hadn't done enough for him. I actually hugged her. No matter who is to blame, she felt bad and her heart was in the right place at that moment. After all, the dog was dumped on her when one of her friends lost their house and then disappeared - regardless, she should have understood it was too much for her.

I took " Oso " for a walk, doctored his ears and took some video and pics of him - I will post so you can see the hell he was living in...

I feel like I can breathe now.

I am praying that nothing changes between now and Tuesday, but I don't think it will. I will never see him again, as Boxer Rescue asks that I don't visit him there, as it is too emotionally tough on the dog, a clean break is best...she has been doing this for 16 years so she knows best. It's been a long emotional journey and I can't tell you how overjoyed I am that the hard work I've put in has paid off...