UPDATE: 11/11/11
The expected decision was not issued on November 11th. The Save Lennox Twitter feed posted this message Friday evening:
There Was No Court Hearing On Friday, There Was None Planned & As Yet No Date Has Been Set By Courts... Family Never Stated There Was A Hearing! BelTel Stated Such
"BelTel" is the Belfast Telgraph, the paper that reported a decision in the Lennox case would be reached by November 11th.
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Celebrities including Chaz Bono, Sinbad, Ian Somerhalder, Joanna Krupa, Sophia Bush and Victoria Stilwell are just a few of the thousands of Save Lennox campaign supporters anxiously awaiting the verdict on whether or not a 6-year-old dog seized from his family in Belfast, Northern Ireland 18 months ago will be returned or destroyed.
Mic Martin rips Belfast City Council: 'stop f***ing about with this kid's dog!'
Lennox was seized from the home of Belfast resident Caroline Barnes on May 19, 2010 because he was labeled as a "pit bull type" dog, which are illegal in Northern Ireland.
See photos of celebrities who support the Save Lennox movement here
The Belfast City Council dog warden took custody of the dog citing the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act. Since the seizure, Barnes has launched an international web campaign to win Lennox's freedom back, while the animal has been held under prison-like conditions.
The Barnes family filed their final appeal to save Lennox on October 21st.
The Save Lennox campaign has collected nearly 120,000 signatures from people demanding the dog's release.
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