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Battle with council over dog rego

Animal advocate Lyn Laskus says Moo Moo's nature belies his 'menacing dog' status. (Matthew Pearce: 462428)
By Matthew Pearce

The owner of a dog that was once the subject of a lengthy legal battle says the council owes her […]

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