A North Carolina woman said she took her dog to the shelter to be quarantined after the animal bit someone.
PRODUCTION - 27 January 2022, Lower Saxony, Hanover: A dog is sitting on a sidewalk. Photo: Demy Becker/dpa North Carolina animal shelter is apologizing for accidentally euthanizing a 2-year-old dog.
Pitt County Animal Services said the procedure was carried out on Feb. 2 after the dog was placed on a 10-day bite quarantine. "Through human error, the owner's desire for the dog to be returned was incorrectly entered into the computer system," the shelter posted on Facebook. The shelter offered its regrets and sincere apologies. The shelter said procedural changes are underway to prevent similar mistakes. "This is absurd and completely unacceptable," one user posted.
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