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Federal judge halts euthanasia for Austin dog after 575 days in isolation

Marco Sullivan
Marco Sullivan
Marco Sullivan
Sports Reporter · Austin, TX

With over a decade of experience, Marco Sullivan reports on the Austin FC and other professional sports teams. He earned his degree from Texas State University and has contributed to ESPN Radio and the San Antonio Express-News.

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Sports Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 8:18 PM · 1 min read
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Federal judge halts euthanasia for Austin dog after 575 days in isolation — New Braunfels Community news

The dog, Major, must be released within 30 days. The city said it's still concerned Major could be a safety risk.

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