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Conflict involving Sask. animal foster family returning dog to rightful owner brings calls for regulation | CBC News

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Mitchell van Seters started fostering a dog from Lucky Paws Dog Rescue on April 24. He said the dog, Tanner, was in rough shape when he arrived. Van Seters had concerns the dog had been abused by his previous owner. After a few weeks, he was instructed by the dog rescue to give Tanner back. The dog was taken from his previous owners without proper surrender paperwork.

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Conflict involving Sask. animal foster family returning dog to rightful owner brings calls for regulation | CBC News

A dog rescue in Saskatchewan is calling for legislation and regulation after a miscommunication with a foster family. The Lucky Paws Dog Rescue says a dog had been fostered out to a family in Regina, but recently had to be returned to his original owner — a 12-year old girl from Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation who was using the support animal to help cope with the loss of her mother.

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