Justice for Argus, Rocky & Greg
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We are attempting to raising a medical and justice fund to help Greg, Argus, and Rocky. All 3, victims of a vicious pit bull attack.
On the morning of May 22, at approximately 7:30 am, Greg was walking Argus (Boxer mix) and Rocky (Papillion). They were headed home, when a pit bull charged from behind, focusing its attack upon Rocky (this pit is small animal aggressive).
Argus being the protector he is, took the stance and brunt of the initial blow of the attack suffering several puncture wounds and lacerations to his chest and front leg areas.
The pit was determined to kill Rocky, the smaller dog. Fortunately for Rocky, his thick coat, Rocky only suffered a few puncture wounds and scrapes. He is a real trooper.
During the attack, Greg attempted to raise Rocky high enough in the air and into his arms, to protect his wifes dog, Rocky, from the vicious attack. The pit bull bit into the Gregs left middle finger, mauling it and partially de-socking it.
As fortunate would have it, a CSX rail road employee, who was driving by, came to the rescue by pulling the pit bull off of Greg and stayed between the pit bull and Greg & his dogs.
The pit bull was picked up by the county sheriff's department and animal control. The pit bull will ONLY be locked up for a 10 day observation to ensure it is not have rabies. Afterthat time, the owner can pick up the pit bull. Yes... we see the rights of this vicious pit bull and it's owner over the rights of the victims.
We do not believe we will see any monetary reparations from these individuals (owners of the pit) at all.
There may be the possibility of nerve damage to Greg's left hand/finger, and as well as help poor Argus is needing and will be needing possible extra care. We also want to seek the right course of actions in ensuring this vicious pit bull is kept off the streets... preferably blocked from being picked up at all.
We also wish to pursue, through legal channels, the changing of the law in Tennessee that puts the victims rights over the rights of vicious animals and their owners rights. Once a vicious animals has been proven to be vicious in nature, as in the case of this pit bull, it should NOT be allowed back out... to possibly kill a child or attack anyone or anything.
If you agree... Please help our cause.
Justice & Help for Greg & Argus.
On the morning of May 22, at approximately 7:30 am, Greg was walking Argus (Boxer mix) and Rocky (Papillion). They were headed home, when a pit bull charged from behind, focusing its attack upon Rocky (this pit is small animal aggressive).
Argus being the protector he is, took the stance and brunt of the initial blow of the attack suffering several puncture wounds and lacerations to his chest and front leg areas.
The pit was determined to kill Rocky, the smaller dog. Fortunately for Rocky, his thick coat, Rocky only suffered a few puncture wounds and scrapes. He is a real trooper.
During the attack, Greg attempted to raise Rocky high enough in the air and into his arms, to protect his wifes dog, Rocky, from the vicious attack. The pit bull bit into the Gregs left middle finger, mauling it and partially de-socking it.
As fortunate would have it, a CSX rail road employee, who was driving by, came to the rescue by pulling the pit bull off of Greg and stayed between the pit bull and Greg & his dogs.
The pit bull was picked up by the county sheriff's department and animal control. The pit bull will ONLY be locked up for a 10 day observation to ensure it is not have rabies. Afterthat time, the owner can pick up the pit bull. Yes... we see the rights of this vicious pit bull and it's owner over the rights of the victims.
We do not believe we will see any monetary reparations from these individuals (owners of the pit) at all.
There may be the possibility of nerve damage to Greg's left hand/finger, and as well as help poor Argus is needing and will be needing possible extra care. We also want to seek the right course of actions in ensuring this vicious pit bull is kept off the streets... preferably blocked from being picked up at all.
We also wish to pursue, through legal channels, the changing of the law in Tennessee that puts the victims rights over the rights of vicious animals and their owners rights. Once a vicious animals has been proven to be vicious in nature, as in the case of this pit bull, it should NOT be allowed back out... to possibly kill a child or attack anyone or anything.
If you agree... Please help our cause.
Justice & Help for Greg & Argus.
Organizer
Greg M Jones
Organizer
Cedar Hill, TN