Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 6-25
6/26/2014Dogs remain available at the Lucas County Canine Care & Control Office, 410 South Erie St., Toledo. For information, call 419-213-2800.
For a complete list of available dogs, go to lucascountydogs.petfinder.com. A $100 adoption fee includes spay-neuter, a heartworm check, microchip ID, vaccinations, and a behavioral evaluation.
Dogs killed
Dogs killed June 24 under the direction of Lucas County Canine Care & Control Director Julie Lyle:
Breed and description; location seized; charge (if applicable). Dogs killed for poor behavior are scored on a scale up to 5, with higher scores being more aggressive:
Chihuahua, tan and white male, unlicensed, failed behavior evaluation/body handling (scored 5 out of 5 on June 10), Elm Street, Toledo, stray brought to the shelter.
“Pit bull,” white and black female, unlicensed, failed behavior evaluation/dog aggression (scored 4/4 on June 17), South Avenue, Toledo, stray picked up by a control officer.
“Pit bull” mix, brindle and white male, unlicensed, failed behavior evaluation/dog aggression (scored 4/4 on June 23), Hampton Avenue, Toledo, stray brought to the shelter.
Dogs adopted
Dogs adopted out June 24 under the direction of Lucas County Canine Care & Control Director Julie Lyle:
Breed and description; location seized; charge (if applicable):
Siberian husky, white female, Archbold-Whitehouse Road, Swanton Township, stray brought to the shelter.
Toy poodle/cocker spaniel mix, apricot male, Starr Avenue, Oregon, stray picked up by a control officer.
Mastiff mix, brindle male, Nevada Street, Toledo, stray picked up by a control officer.
Dog transferred
Dog transferred June 24 to the Toledo Area Humane Society under the direction of Lucas County Canine Care & Control Director Julie Lyle:
Breed and description; location seized; charge (if applicable):
Boxer mix, brindle and white male, surrendered by Shannon Carmony, Gramercy Avenue, Toledo.
Go to toledoblade.com/doglogterms for a glossary of the terms used in the dog log.