A disagreement over anAgreement in 2009, a humane society officer named William Sandstrom confiscated Miles Thomas's dog due to certain violations of the state's animal cruelty laws. Thomas signed a release form for the humane society to take ownership of the dog. Later, Thomas claimed the release form was unenforceable because he was under duress when he signed it. Specifically, he claimed he was under duress at the time because he was sad about his dog. Does Thomas's account of his signing the release form actually fulfill the requirements of duress? Is the release form unenforceable?