Mccullen Regional Park Case Study

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• McCullen Regional Park, commonly mistaken as Garin Park, is a 6,000 archer land located towards the East Bay. It's easy yet hard to miss at the same time. Going towards Mission and intersecting Decoto road, you will eventually come across the hidden trail that is also mistaken to be private property. The trail is known for its various escape routes along with a majority of other things. What it's primarily known for are dumping unwanted dogs. They are simply released and left to fend for themselves in hopes of adapting to their environment or being rescued by a park ranger. In most cases, dogs die from eating foreign objects, injury, or eaten by mountain lions. Some dogs, while hiking with their owners, have gotten loose resulting to yet, another missing dog. In this case, one out of five dogs is found and returned back to their owners. …show more content…

Only 6 percent of dog owners... found their lost pets at shelters. 15 percent of dogs were found because they were sporting identification tags or microchips." However, in Fall of 2016, McCullen's rangers have been able to find numerous of dogs. The funny thing is, the only ones found were not microchipped. All dogs came back with the same characteristics.Surrounding their eyes were green wax with the left eyes being red. All dogs came dehydrated and produced little to no saliva. All dogs came back more properly trained prior to the time they were lost. Lastly, all dogs found were retrieved within five to seven

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