Sara Smith’s bond after her arrest over a cat-rescue operation barred her from possessing animals but allowed her to transfer her Yorkshire terrier, Gypsy, to a friend or family member. Smith’s friend let Brenda Tatelman take the dog; Smith later sued to recover Gypsy and won summary judgment and a replevin order. The Court of Appeals upheld those rulings, but reversed contempt because the contempt proceeding denied Tatelman due process. It also reversed attorney fees awarded at the summary-judgment hearing, which did not authorize that award, and denied both parties’ requests for frivolous-appeal sanctions.