How would you NOT notice the failure to transfer the auto payments from your account? It is also unlikely you would not have received notice.

You would need proof of which dog impregnated yours, plus documentation of the costs. If this dog is constantly roaming loose, why have you not...

You would need to have the contract reviewed by a labor law attorney.

This has nothing to do with animal law - moving to landlord/tenant, where it belongs. If you did nothing wrong, why did you sign a termination...

If contacted by the police, or if you receive a notice from a court, retain counsel. In the meantime, get therapy.

Do not give them the dog. In the highly unlikely event you are sued, include a counterclaim for a decade of board and vet care.

You can consider a call to animal control, but at this point it is likely an empty threat. Your dogs belong in YOUR yard; no-one else's.

This has nothing to do with landlord/tenant - moving to divorce. Retain counsel to protect your rights.

There is neither a contract nor an agreement - moving to family. Check the obituaries to find out where the services are being held.

Moving to lawsuits and disputes. Prove who scratched the couch before going to court.