Save Trophy From Being Executed
The Issue
Trophy is not just any dog; he is a cherished 4 year old member of his community in Lewisville, Texas. Known for his playful and affectionate demeanor, Trophy has brought endless joy to those around him, forming strong bonds with both people and other animals. Unfortunately, Trophy now finds himself in a dire situation due to a bite incident that was entirely out of character.
This incident occurred when Trophy was frightened, leading to a fear-based reaction that does not reflect his true nature as the gentle and loving pet we all know.
Judge Brian Holman ordered that Trophy be euthanized. A few days ago police showed up to his house and forcibly removed him and are currently detaining him as he awaits being killed.
The circumstances surrounding the incident highlight the need for a fair and comprehensive evaluation of Trophy’s behavior, considering his overall history and temperament. Dogs, like humans, can experience moments of fear and confusion, often leading to unintended actions. It is crucial to recognize these instances as isolated events rather than defining a dog’s character.
Moreover, the laws and regulations governing such cases should incorporate assessments by professional animal behaviorists who can provide expert insights into the dog's actions. Trophy deserves another chance—a chance for rehabilitation and reintegration into his loving environment where he truly belongs.
Trophy’s story resonates deeply with those who have ever experienced the unconditional love and loyalty of a canine companion. It is a reminder that each life is valuable and worth fighting for. We owe it to Trophy to explore every humane and reasonable option before making irreversible decisions.
We urge the authorities and the community to support efforts to save Trophy by seeking alternatives such as behavior modification programs that have proven successful in similar cases. With proper support and intervention, we can ensure that Trophy has the opportunity to live the life he deserves.
Please join us in standing up for Trophy’s life and the right to fair treatment and evaluation. Sign this petition to demand a review of Trophy’s case and prevent his unjust euthanasia. Together, we can make a difference and save Trophy. Your support can bring hope to him and advocate for a more compassionate approach for all pets facing similar situations. Sign now and let’s help Trophy live!
Please also consider reaching out to officials to raise awareness,:
Judge Brian Holman
Direct Phone: 972-219-3419
Direct Email: bholman@cityoflewisville.com
Judicial Coordinator Courtney Kinkel
Director of Court Services Jeremy Leonard
JLeonard@cityoflewisville.com
Court Supervisor Letitia Robinson
General court Email: court@cityoflewisville.com
The mayor of Lewisville, Texas is TJ Gilmore. He can be reached by phone at 972-219-3404 or via email at tgilmore@cityoflewisville.com
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The Issue
Trophy is not just any dog; he is a cherished 4 year old member of his community in Lewisville, Texas. Known for his playful and affectionate demeanor, Trophy has brought endless joy to those around him, forming strong bonds with both people and other animals. Unfortunately, Trophy now finds himself in a dire situation due to a bite incident that was entirely out of character.
This incident occurred when Trophy was frightened, leading to a fear-based reaction that does not reflect his true nature as the gentle and loving pet we all know.
Judge Brian Holman ordered that Trophy be euthanized. A few days ago police showed up to his house and forcibly removed him and are currently detaining him as he awaits being killed.
The circumstances surrounding the incident highlight the need for a fair and comprehensive evaluation of Trophy’s behavior, considering his overall history and temperament. Dogs, like humans, can experience moments of fear and confusion, often leading to unintended actions. It is crucial to recognize these instances as isolated events rather than defining a dog’s character.
Moreover, the laws and regulations governing such cases should incorporate assessments by professional animal behaviorists who can provide expert insights into the dog's actions. Trophy deserves another chance—a chance for rehabilitation and reintegration into his loving environment where he truly belongs.
Trophy’s story resonates deeply with those who have ever experienced the unconditional love and loyalty of a canine companion. It is a reminder that each life is valuable and worth fighting for. We owe it to Trophy to explore every humane and reasonable option before making irreversible decisions.
We urge the authorities and the community to support efforts to save Trophy by seeking alternatives such as behavior modification programs that have proven successful in similar cases. With proper support and intervention, we can ensure that Trophy has the opportunity to live the life he deserves.
Please join us in standing up for Trophy’s life and the right to fair treatment and evaluation. Sign this petition to demand a review of Trophy’s case and prevent his unjust euthanasia. Together, we can make a difference and save Trophy. Your support can bring hope to him and advocate for a more compassionate approach for all pets facing similar situations. Sign now and let’s help Trophy live!
Please also consider reaching out to officials to raise awareness,:
Judge Brian Holman
Direct Phone: 972-219-3419
Direct Email: bholman@cityoflewisville.com
Judicial Coordinator Courtney Kinkel
Director of Court Services Jeremy Leonard
JLeonard@cityoflewisville.com
Court Supervisor Letitia Robinson
General court Email: court@cityoflewisville.com
The mayor of Lewisville, Texas is TJ Gilmore. He can be reached by phone at 972-219-3404 or via email at tgilmore@cityoflewisville.com
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Petition created on September 22, 2026