Pit bull dog lovers and their canine companions demonstrated in front of the Loudoun County Courthouse on May 5 against the county's adoption policy that they say discriminates against pit bull breeds.
Twinkie, a four-month-old pit bull mix, came to the demonstration with Stephanie Perkins and is up for adoption through the Middleburg Humane Foundation.
Allison (in orange) Horstkamp of Manassas and her brother Kevin (holding their dog, Diamond, three months old) protest the euthanasia of pit bull mixes in the county.
Loudoun Judge Rules in Lawsuit
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
A Loudoun County judge has ruled that the county can continue its long-standing ban on the adoption of pit bulls by residents. Read story and 19 comments »
Thursday, May 14, 2009
As someone whose work involves rescuing pit bulls from abuse, I thank Loudoun County for protecting them by not adopting them out haphazardly ["Two-Day Trial Challenges County's Policy on Euthanizing Pit Bulls," Metro section, May 7]. Read story »
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
By all accounts, the three-month-old pit bull puppy at Loudoun County's animal shelter was a happy, social and gentle dog. Unlike the vicious and aggressive image that often accompanies his breed, the brown-and-white puppy regularly jumped up on shelter employees' laps, tossed around rawhide toys and loved to play. In evaluations, workers described him as "silly," "wiggly" and "very lovey." Read story and 187 comments »
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