A Dog Was Almost Taken Away From His Owner—But One Court Decision Changed Everything! When Dan Tillery adopted Diggy, a smiling dog from Detroit, in 2016, he thought he had found his perfect companion. But after complaints that Diggy resembled a pit bull, Dan was ordered to remove him from his home under Waterford’s dangerous-dog ordinance. Determined to keep his beloved pet, Dan gathered documents identifying Diggy as an American bulldog, while more than 10,000 people signed a petition supporting them. Eventually, the court dismissed the ordinance violation charge, allowing Diggy to stay with Dan. The happy ending became a reminder of how compassion, community support, and the bond between a person and their pet can make a difference…
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