 On July 8, 2008 an article was published by "The Washington Post" reporting on the status of the dogs.At the time of the article, two of the seized dogs had been euthanized - one for aggression, as mentioned previously, and one due to health problems.Of the 47 remaining dogs, 22 were sent to an animal sanctuary at the Best Friends Animal Society in Utah because of aggression toward other dogs, and 25 were placed in foster care.