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EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Samantha Ronson Dog To Be 'Humanely Destroyed' If Returned To West Hollywood

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May 28 2018, Updated 10:16 a.m. ET

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Samantha Ronson’s English bulldog Cadillac, who allegedly attacked and killed another dog last year, has been banned from the City of West Hollywood and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned if the dog returns to the city it will be “humanely destroyed.”

The DJ and friend of Lindsay Lohan was ordered to permanently remove Cadillac from the city within 10 days of the date January 6, 2011 according to documents exclusively obtained by RadarOnline.com.

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EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Samantha Ronson’s Dog To Be “Humanely Destroyed” If Returned To WeHo

The investigation into Samantha’s dog concluded “the guardian/custodian is unwilling or unable to properly train, handle or maintain the animal within the City of West Hollywood.”

Samantha was warned in the ruling “if the animal is not permanently relocated as indicated hereinabove, or, if the animal is returned into the City of West Hollywood, the animal shall be humanely destroyed.” 

Ronson recently relocated to Venice, a beach community in the city of Los Angeles.

RadarOnline.com spoke with Lt. Castillo of the Los Angeles Department of Animal Services who said that Samantha’s dog is welcome in Venice because “no crime has been committed here in Los Angeles,” but that she must get a $20 license for the dog to live in LA.  

She had to present this license to the Brent-Air Animal Hospital before Cadillac was released to her. 

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The owner of one of Cadillac’s victims, Farnouche Kamran, spoke about her disappointment that the city was not prosecuting Ronson for the dog’s attacks and just telling her to leave the city. 

Kamran said that was “just throwing the garbage into the other city,” the WeHo News reported.  She said instead of emphasizing that the responsibility for a dog’s bad behavior rests with the guardian she said “they are giving the dog back to her and telling her to leave the city.” 

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