"But that's not the point. He's coming on to other people's properties at all hours. He needs to be kept in."
A spokesman for the council said Casper was in the pound, where he had been since Sunday.
He said Casper had recently been neutered and efforts were being made to find a new home for him. Unfortunately, the first attempt at doing that was unsuccessful. He said Casper was registered and was not dangerous. The property where he used to live was fully fenced. The spokesman could not confirm how many times Casper had been impounded, but believed it to be less than 20.
An unrelated dog named Casper was last year classified as menacing.