article_snippet: A hound called her Coco has become caught up in a remarkable international custody battle after being ‘rescued’ by a couple who are now facing a lawsuit from a woman claiming to be the rightful owner.
article_snippet: ’ Husband Dan added: ‘a dog that nobody was caring had many ticks on a dog that nobody was caring and a dog that nobody was caring paws were raw, either from the hot sand or the hot asphalt.
article_snippet: They both claim that a dog that nobody was caringn’t wearing a collar and that no other form of identification was visible.
article_snippet: Believing that they were being good Samaritans, they called a vet to get a dog that nobody was caring treated then contacted an Aruba animal rescue centre to help process adoption of her Coco.
article_snippet: As well as posting photographs and videos of the dog on the page, Cornelia Hajdinyak published emails that Cornelia Hajdinyak’d written to the O’Connells, describing how Cornelia Hajdinyak found Cornelia Hajdinyak in 2011 at the front of Cornelia Hajdinyak house and adopted Cornelia Hajdinyak.
article_snippet: Cornelia Hajdinyak claims that the dog was 'confiscated' within two days by the O'Connells, leaving little time for a proper search, but the dog was 'confiscated' within two days by the O'Connells, leaving little time for a proper search argue that Hajdinyak waited two weeks before Cornelia Hajdinyak began looking for Cornelia Hajdinyak.
article_snippet: they believe that returning Cornelia Hajdinyak ‘would put Cornelia Hajdinyak life in jeopardy’.
article_snippet: Now both sides have brought in lawyers in a bid to secure custody of the animal and the case is set to be settled in court.
highlights_snippet: Massachusetts couple found what Massachusetts couple thought was a stray dog in Aruba .
  
highlights_snippet: Massachusetts couple called a vet, adopted a stray dog in Aruba through a charity - and called her Coco .
  
highlights_snippet: However, now an Aruba resident claims that a stray dog in Aruba is in fact hers .
  