Queen Anne’s County panel designates dog 'Milo' dangerous, orders humane euthanasia
After testimony and a behaviorist risk assessment, the Queen Anne’s County Animal Control Commission voted 3–2 on May 19, 2026, to designate Milo a dangerous animal and ordered humane euthanasia; the order is stayed pending a 30-day judicial review period.
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The Queen Anne's County Animal Control Commission on May 19, 2026 designated a dog named Milo as a "dangerous animal" and ordered humane euthanasia after reviewing testimony, video evidence, medical reports and a behaviorist risk assessment. The commission recorded a 3–2 vote approving the decision; Commissioners Nowak and Trotter opposed the motion at the public meeting and the written Decision Letter was finalized following further deliberation on May 27, 2026.
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