<human>: About six weeks ago my family took in a siberian husky named Omar. Last week he had problems with his invisible fence collar puncturing his neck, so we have been more cautious with the system. Well yesterday he ran off during the day and we weren't able to find him. My parents were extremely distraught after searching and posting flyers until midnight. After a funeral today, my dad visited the ASPCA to see if Omar was there. He was, thankfully. But they wouldn't let us take him home. The town brought him in, therefore we have to go through the town to get him out of the ASPCA, along with a $150 fine and providing plenty of medical documentation (which my father brought with him). The town hall is closed on weekends, and he is forced to wait until monday to free our dog. It devastated my dad when he was forced to leave Omar behind. We FOUND our dog less than a day after he ran away and we can't retrieve him for two more days! How can an organization dedicated to protecting animals do something like this?
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 Has anyone else had to deal with bureaucratic bullshit like this before?

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<bot>: Lost my dog yesterday, ASPCA picked him up and won't let us get him back until we go through the town on monday.