Dudley XL Bully Sky returned home from the Police.

Dudley XL Bully ,Sky, seized by the Police in February  has been returned home  underweight and with various infections.

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00:00 Hi, I'm Chloe Roberts.

00:07 Hi, my name's Lewis Suffolk.

00:11 The police seized my dog a month ago now.

00:14 And she's named Skye.

00:18 I got her back yesterday and this is the condition she's come back in.

00:22 She's lost all her weight.

00:24 You can see her rib bones there.

00:26 She's distressed. She's kicking in her sleep logs.

00:29 It's like she's been beaten to boiler plates.

00:32 That's what it's like.

00:33 All her skin fur is really bad. There's all white bits on her.

00:37 She's lost loads of weight since being away.

00:40 I've asked for information off them and all they keep gelling is that she's fine.

00:45 She's okay. We're looking after her.

00:47 She had a serious condition apparently that we had to pay extra for antibiotics because she's got...

00:55 Infection from the kennels and a cough.

00:58 She's been coughing and that.

01:01 I'm distressed so I contacted you myself to find out how other people...

01:06 She's been gone a month and how other animals are in there that have been gone longer.

01:13 What are they actually doing? Why are we not allowed to see them? Why have they been serious?

01:17 She's losing all her fur.

01:19 When you stroke her you can see all her fur on your hands.

01:23 She's just come to a point now where she's just...

01:26 She's stressed out.

01:28 She's stressed out. You can see her ribs. You can see all her ribs there.

01:31 She was never like this. She's never been scared. She's never been shaken.

01:37 So what has happened while she has been in your care?

01:40 The police have come back and said, "I told them that you promised me that my dog would be looked after."

01:46 That's my dog. You can see it for yourself. That's my dog.

01:50 That's my loyalty. That's my friend, Alice.

01:53 And the police will have video footage of when she got seized.

01:57 What she was like when they seized her and what we were feeding her.

02:01 Because at the time she had access to biscuits all the time 24/7, day and night.

02:07 And she also had food called fried chicken, rice, scampi rice, liver and rice.

02:13 It's not the dog's fault. It is the homeless fault.

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