Bogotá authorities rescued Lazy, a pitbull dog, from a house in the Usme locality after a citizen complaint about the animal's conditions. ^[1] The Bogotá Animal Protection Agency (IDPYBA) issued an unfavorable opinion regarding the living conditions of a pitbull named Lazy after receiving a citizen report about irresponsible ownership in Usme, Bogotá. ^[2] Lazy was transferred to the Unidad de Cuidado Animal (UCA) for a detailed medical evaluation to determine its health status and the care it requires. ^[3] The Bogotá Police apprehended Lazy, and the dog was subsequently placed under the custody of the IDPYBA. ^[4] The Instituto Distrital de Protección y Bienestar Animal (IDPYBA) received a complaint about alleged irresponsible ownership of Lazy and, after verifying the conditions, issued an unfavorable concept on the animal's situation. ^[5] IDPYBA stated that the dog lived in an improvised house with deficient conditions for its well-being. ^[6] The Bogotá Mayor's Office, through IDPYBA, announced 11,000 free sterilization slots for dogs and cats during September to promote responsible ownership. ^[7]