In Chatham, Ontario the Ontario SPCA is seeking permission to euthanize 21 dogs seized from a dog fighting ring in Tilbury last year, reports the Daily Courier. According to Inspector Brad Dewar, in his six years at the agency, this is the most dogs he has ever asked to euthanize, stating the reasons are for the benefit of the dogs and for public safety. Dewar explained an order to euthanize that many dogs is extremely rare. "This is only the second time I've had to request an application like this," he said. "It is not an easy decision to make." Chatham-Kent police seized 31 dogs as part of a dog fighting bust last October; four people are facing a total of more than 500 charges.The animals have all been described as "pitbull type dogs." At the time of the bust, 31 dogs were seized, in addition to one dog found dead. Three of the dogs were previously euthanized in December. According to CBCNews, defense attorney, Ken Marley, who represents the four...
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