The dog's owners said the department's account of the dog being aggressive is wrong and not backed up with evidence. They hired an animal rights attorney Monday to represent them as more than $25,000 has been donated online to fund what they say will be a legal pursuit of justice for their dog, Enzo.
Nearly 40 people gathered at the crossroads of Pine and Sacramento streets in Lodi this weekend to remember the life of a dog, a 2-year-old husky named Enzo.
A loose husky was tasered to death by police officers in Lodi California after it chased a family, including young children, into their home and attempted to attack their pet.
Lodi Police say the dog chased after a family with young children into their home and tried to bite them, resulting in them tasing the dog eventually to death.