Rebecca Strong’s work as a solicitor in the custody case of Bleu was absolutely extraordinary — legal skill, compassion, and justice, all in one. Unwavering Commitment: When many firms backed off, Rebecca stood firm. She didn’t let rules or fear win. Bleu’s welfare came first. Expert Navigation: Despite a microchip proving Bleu’s breed, the police claimed he was a prohibited breed by appearance alone. Rebecca saw through it — challenged the contradictions and fought for what’s right. Empathetic Support: We felt lost. She gave direction. Not just legal guidance, but hope. Reassurance when it was desperately needed. Why the Fight Was Necessary: Laws that punish by looks, not facts, are broken. Evidence didn’t matter under the legislation. Police demanded Bleu be surrendered for destruction. We refused. Rebecca saw our plea. She gave us reason to keep fighting. Sadly, due to an alleged incident in foster care, Bleu was seized by Wiltshire Police under suspicion of being a prohibited breed. We had both parents’ records, microchip data — all showing he is not a Pitbull. Still, the law treats breed suspicion as if it were fact. As a rescue, we couldn't sign off his destruction. He needed us now more than ever. Because of Rebecca, we didn’t lose hope. Bleu was defended. This is proof that compassion and advocacy can change lives.