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Brooklyn The Pitt A Pitbull, His Muma & Their Family;
Working together to tear down the corrupted curtain cover, and bring real truth, justice & freedom to this world!

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03/23/2026

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A page featuring photographs of each dog found in the seizure, will be uploaded. Once this page has been put together, an update will be sent out.

Border Patrol is requesting families with missing dogs, from either side of the border, contact authorities with clear identifying evidence & proof of ownership in relation to their missing dog.

Border Patrol is requesting that families inform call-takers they are inquiring about the recent dog seizure with evidence of their missing dog, and ask to be directed to the appropriate line.

TYPES OF IDENTIFYING EVIDENCE CAN INCLUDE:

β€’ Clear Photographs Of Dog Including;
- Head & Full Body
- Markings
- Microchips, Tattoos or Tags

β€’ Proof Of Ownership Can Include;
- Dog License
- Vet Records
- Microchips, Tattoos or Tags
- Service Dog or ESA Documentation

CONTACT INFO:

For the Surrey/Blaine border crossings (Pacific Highway/Truck Crossing), contact the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) at 1-800-461-9999 (within Canada/US) for general inquiries, or (604) 531-6646.

For RCMP Non-Emergency, contact the Surrey police service (transitioning to Surrey Police Service, formerly Surrey RCMP) at 604-599-0502.

12/18/2025

πŸ• A woman has been cleared of criminal charges after breaking into a shelter overnight to save her dog from imminent euthanasia β€” a case that has sparked serious questions about shelter surrender procedures and ownership verification.

After a painful breakup, the woman spent months searching for her missing dog, Max, only to discover he had been surrendered to a kill shelter by her ex-boyfriend β€” without her knowledge or consent. Max was scheduled to be euthanised the following morning.

Arriving after hours and finding the shelter locked, she made a desperate decision. She broke a window, disabled the alarm, searched the kennels, found Max, and fled with him β€” knowing time had run out.

The shelter reported the break-in, and police issued felony burglary and theft charges, backed by clear security footage. Three days later, the woman turned herself in, bringing Max with her, and argued that the dog had been stolen from her in the first place.

In court, her lawyer presented overwhelming proof of ownership: veterinary records, photographs, and microchip registration. It was established that the ex-boyfriend had no legal right to surrender the dog and had done so out of spite.

The judge dropped all criminal charges against the woman, issued a warrant for the ex-boyfriend for theft and illegal surrender, and ordered that Max be officially returned to her.

She did, however, face civil penalties for property damage to the shelter β€” which she paid without hesitation, stating plainly that breaking that window saved her dog’s life.

This case has ignited renewed concern over how easily animals can be surrendered without proper identity checks β€” and how bureaucratic failures can put family pets on death row overnight.

Max is now home. Safe. Alive. And with the person who never stopped looking for him.










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