Quick Take
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When Samantha Ronson moved in to her Venice Beach home, it was seen as an attempt to get close to her ex-girlfriend and now neighbour Lindsay Lohan. But the DJ had moved because her dog has been banned from West Hollywood for mauling another dog to death.
Ronson quit her former residence after being ordered to have the English bulldog, Cadillac, outside of the district, reported TMZ.
This means if the dog is caught in the streets, parks or any public place, whether on a lead or not, he will be taken away and "humanely destroyed".
The 33-year-old immediately packed and moved as she was afraid that her pet may be put down.
In the district of Venice, Cadillac is free to live as long as Ronson buys a $ 20 licence and keeps up with his paperwork and shots.
After the attack on the Maltese named Tiger, Ronson apologised to its owner, her former neighbour.
The owner of the attacked dog, Farnouche Kamran brought a USd 750,000 lawsuit against Ronson for negligence, emotional distress, assault and battery, saying she was injured mentally and physically in the attack.
After the 33 year old DJ's English bulldog, Cadillac, mauled a neighbour's dog to death he was declared canine non grata in no uncertain terms by authorities in the West Hollywood area. Outlawed in the district, Cadillac will be put down if caught on the streets, parks or any public space, whether leashed or not.
Ronson moved house across town to Venice Beach pronto and is allowed to keep her pet in her new neighbourhood as long as she buys a $20 licecnce and makes sure his paperwork and shots are up to date.
Ronson apologised to Farnouche Kamran, her former neighbour and owner of Tiger, the Maltese that came off the worse in it's encounter with Cadillac. Kamran has sued Ronson for $750,000 for negligence, assault and battery, alleging that she was mentally and physically injured in the attack.
Ronson's dog days are hopefully at an end now. She can no longer park Cadillac in West Hollywood but Lindsay Lohan, who followed her to Venice Beach, can probably make time to pet-sit when required.
