In an inspiring display of support, over 10,000 individuals signed an online petition urging authorities to allow Diggy to remain with Dan. Furthermore, Tillery amassed a collection of paperwork from his trusted veterinarian, the City of Detroit Animal Control and Welfare, as well as the shelter, all confirming Diggy’s breed as an American bulldog. After months of legal proceedings, the case finally reached the courtroom, where the judge promptly dismissed the charges against Dan and Diggy. Overjoyed by the outcome, Dan took to Facebook to share the news, exclaiming, “We get to keep our boy. He’s a good boy.”
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