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Animal Cruelty .... Dosen't This Get Your Blood Boiling

Yes, should reduce their weight by 2 s.
He obviously has relatives in Australia, last week someone dragged a Kangaroo and joey behind a car on the highway.haven't found him yet but hope he starts boasting.
 
If done intentionally, the person(s) that did it are worthless trash and should spend a good number of years behind bars. There is also the chance that the chain got wound around the hitch or something else like it happened and they drove away without knowing.
 
I can't imagine someone would tie a dog to a car bumper in the first place, Always a chance they'd forget about it and drive off.
 
I'd pay to be locked in a cage in a secluded location with the SOB that is such a pitiful bag of scum as to do that.
 
That happened in the next town(GrandJunction)a few years ago.The 'perp' said he was simply "takeing the dog(a GermanShepard)for a 'walk'and forgot".All that was left of the dog was a mass of'hamburger'.that guy got several years in the 'pen'...
 
Back in 2008, In Jefferson county ,Texas an idiot drug a horse two miles to it's death behind his pickup. This happened 1.5 miles from my house.He went to trial for animal cruelty and recieved two years of ajudicated probation !!! It was a outrage in our comunity. For a month or so every time I went down the road its bloody hoof prints were on the road . It still makes my blood boil when I see him !
 
Cruelty to animals is a sign that a person is a sociopath with no conscience. The penalties for it should be stiff, and a person found guilty of it should be evaluated to determine if they are a threat to other people. We raise animals for meat and we hunt, but we make every possible effort to treat animals humanely. Being cruel to an animal is being cruel to part of God's Creation and I don't know what others think, but I don't believe that He likes that very much.
 
(quoted from post at 18:48:02 01/21/12) I can't imagine someone would tie a dog to a car bumper in the first place, Always a chance they'd forget about it and drive off.
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you ain't never drove thru West Virginia I take it...... :shock: Not just WV.... anywhere you find hicks that are raisin some huntin or fighten dogs'll make thier doghouses outta junk cars or car parts.....

It could have been an accident, but still should have a harsh punishment. In this case it was also cruel to keep the dog alive......

Saw a tree hugger video once about fur farms in what looked like some russian lands. Skinning animals alive, throwing live dogs & cats (strays) in incinerators or garbage trucks and crushing them..... It takes a sick minded person to even think of something like that........
 
Some people should not have children or pets. They probably got a text message and got involved with that and forgot the puppy. Every day pets and children are left in hot cars or run over because people are not paying attention to what their doing.
 
We had a local tow truck driver, back in the 80's, tied one of the German shepherd guard dogs, from the lot, to the sling apron, of his TT, while someone was in the lot to retrieve personals, from a wreck. He honestly forgot (He was a Nam vet, with a few personal problems), towed the dog for about 2-3 miles, at low speed, till someone got his attention, he had to pay the vet bills, for the dog's feet, and endured years of phone calls, asking if the tow company towed dogs!
 
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