It was not until nearly two years before the Animal Authority ruled that there was no evidence to allow Melissa to go home. However, it was Microblat herself who reported the incident, but she could not remember any of the events.
In March 2015, when Verblat mentioned on Facebook that Melissa had attempted to attack other animals and children, the Animal Authority took the dog to the shelter and Facebook articles became the only evidence of the attack. However, Viblat was completely unable to recall his own PO article because of his traumatic symptoms, but only remembering that he had come home to see dogs fighting to grab food and then the people in the shelter appeared.
After this incident, Verblat kept trying to get Melissa home, she presented her own medical certificate, and the vet concluded that Melissa had not been shot during the food raid, but had been bullied and that it had taken almost two years to confirm that Melissa was not in danger and could go home.
Two years later, Melissa went up and washed her face with her tongue, and she never forgot and missed her. Verblatt said it looked old, thin and spent two birthdays in prison, and I'm sorry it took so long to prove that mistake. Verblatt ' s lawyer explained that it took so long to clear up the fact that there were many inappropriate breeders that tended to attack the dog.