A charity organization, BARK (Benvardin Animal Rescue Kennels), has addressed the public in order to put an end to vicious messages being received via Facebook in connection with the death of Lennox the dog.

Following a weekend of protests over the Belfast City Council’s (BCC) killing of Lennox the dog, a celebrity dog trainer has claimed she was threatened over her support of the campaign.

Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson took to Twitter yesterday to condemn the decision to put Lennox to sleep, the dog who was put down on orders from Northern Ireland's highest courts after it was deemed to be a pitbull-type and dangerous to the public.

Following Belfast City Council’s actions, putting down the celebrity dog Lennox, there has been an outpour of public grief with one animal rights group calling for a tourism boycott of Belfast, while another group is calling for a boycott of London’s 2012 Olympics.

Protesters from the U.S., England, and Dublin gathered in Belfast on Saturday in an effort to save Lennox, the death-row dog owners say was mistaken for a pitbull. The animal is to be euthanized next week.

The Northern Irish owners of a dog who have been fighting to save him from being destroyed have admitted defeat after a two-year-long battle.

A celebrity dog whisperer is the latest person to pledge his support to Lennox, the Belfast dog sentenced to death due to his likeness to a pitt bull.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister Peter Robinson has stepped out in support of the longstanding ‘Save Lennox’ efforts, but admits that his position as a politician does not grant him power to intervene with the case.

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Belfast woman Caroline Barnes has taken her case to save Lennox the pit bull to the highest court in Northern Ireland.

Members of the Belfast City Council who felt they were intimidated and threatened by supporters of ‘Save Lennox,’ a campaign to save a dog who was on death-row, are now seeking review of the safety procedures in place to help protect them.

A Belfast dog has been inundated with birthday wishes from around the world, as his owner waits to hear if a court ruling to put him to sleep will be upheld.

The next court date has been set in the case of Lennox, a Belfast dog who was ordered to be put to sleep due to his likeness to a pit-bull.

Supporters of the “Save Lennox” group, are calling on the 2012 London Olympics to boycott Belfast, as the City Council has ruled to have the dog, who was classed as a pit-bull, put down.

Lennox, the “death row dog” from Belfast, is “at the end of his line” despite last-ditch appeals by his owners. The dog, who was removed from its family in 2010, has made international news and received outpourings of support to protect it from being put to sleep.

The Belfast Telegraph reports that the original owners of Lennox, the Barnes family of Belfast, have been working hard to prevent their beloved pet from being destroyed. In September of last year, a court ruled that the dog was dangerous and would need to be put down.

Some 121,900 people across the globe have now signed a petition to save the life of Lennox, a Belfast dog who is on death row.

Death row dog Lennon has been granted a last minute reprieve – as a Belfast judge considers one final appeal to spare his life.

The Belfast owners of the dog condemned to death because of his likeness to a pit-bull have made a final appeal to save his life.

Thousands of candles were lit across the world on Sunday night, in support of the “Save Lenox” campaign, to show support of the Belfast dog, who is due to face euthanasia, due to the way he looks.

Supporters of the “Save Lennox” campaign will hold a candle light vigil this Sunday, for the dog who faces euthanasia due to how he looks.