Some follow up information:

Mr. Siracuse tells me he was crying by the time he signed the paperwork that Officer Moore insisted on.  Mr. Siracuse states that he was not given a copy of the document.

Mr. Siracuse went to the City of Dover and spoke with the Mayor.  The Mayor expressed his sympathy over the loss of Zoe, but said he had only ever heard good things about Officer Moore.  He also told Mr. Siracuse that he didn't know about a 24 hour hold time, and he thought the hold time is 72 hours.

Mr. Siracuse called the newspaper, where he was referred to a reporter who "has an open investigation into complaints about the KCSPCA."  He left a message, but has not been called in return.

Yesterday, Mr. Siracuse received a letter from the KCSPCA (which I will post as soon as I can scan it in).  In the letter, Mr. Siracuse is told he gave them permission to euthanize his dog when he signed the paperwork that Officer Moore put in front of him.

So the Mayor pointed to the KCSPCA, the KCSPCA blames Mr. Siracuse and no one is asking questions of Officer Moore?