Jenelle Evans and David Eason are not prevented from adopting another dog

EXCLUSIVE

Jenelle Evans& # 39; Husband, David EasonHas viciously beaten, shot and killed the family dog, but nothing prevents him automatically to be replaced, at least not legally.

The Columbus Humane Society, located in Whiteville, North Carolina, near their home, tells us that it is quite possible for the couple to adopt a new dog, regardless of the fate of the French Bulldog family, Nugget.

We are told that the only way to prevent the adoption of Jenelle and David would be if the animal control or law enforcement agencies provided documentation explaining why the house would be a danger to the family. 39; pet … and this did not happen … at least, until then.

The couple would be subject to the same process as anyone else seeking to adopt: fill out an application and provide general information … like other pets at home, that he has already brought a pet back into a shelter and contact a veterinarian Info.

What is apparently not asked in the application, unfortunately, is whether anyone in the house has already killed a dog out of uncontrolled anger.

The humanitarian society also conducts house calls to make sure the house is safe and suitable for the animal … which could make them dQ if David history with visitors is an indication.

Our source at the company says that she does not check the backgrounds formally, nor does she research information about candidates on social media … but her normal adoption procedure is exhaustive and supports the alarm signals that appear during the approval process. It's hard to believe that what David did does not raise the red flag.

We are told that he is also studying if there are anonymous tips warning potentially bad adopters. Once again … would you think so, right?

For the record, we confirmed that Jenelle and David had not had their previous puppies from the Columbus Humane Society.