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Pit Bull Observation Memo

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On 10/15/17, at approximately 11:05am, I Deputy Warden N. Christian with Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) was dispatched to 2269 Summit St on a dog being held. I arrived at the location at approximately 12:21pm, I spoke to the complainant who stated he saw the dog running loose in the general area. The complainant was scared the pit bull (tan/wht) would run into the street. I had the complainant complete a animal release form. I placed the pit bull in my vehicle. I cleared from the location at approximately 12:34pm.

At approximately 2:00pm, I was advised FCACC Dispatcher C. Grim that someone was presently at FCACC claiming ownership of the pit bull I had on my vehicle. At approximately 2:30pm I met with dog owner Andreas
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