cj attacked me and now i have 7 stches and we want to get rid of him how can we do this cause we dont dare go near him and he hasnt eat or drink anything and i dont want to keep him like that cause no matter he is an animal plus i care for him.....so what should i do?
Experienced Advisor Juan Contreras says:
May 18th, 2008 at 10:29 PM
That's unfortunate that that happened though I understand the need to do so. You should talk to your local ASPCA to see if they can recommend someone to behavioral/temperment test him. It could be something that can be changed with the next owner. I hope I helped, thank you for your question.
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