“WTF…why are some Neanderthals still being born in 2013? Evil fuckers!! Those that think it’s ok or funny to do this, need to be found, they are psychopaths & a danger to other animals & humans! Anyone who know’s anything please contact the number below”. R.I.P little one xxx”
Update 1/5/13: The reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible has reached $8,000.
Viewer discretion is advised – Puppy set on fire found wandering
On Friday, RedRover, a nonprofit animal protection organization, announced that a $2,500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible for the cruel act.
The female, four-month-old puppy was discovered near Calvados Ave. and Oakmont St., near Del Paso Blvd. and Arden Way.
It appeared that the puppy had been confined in a red plastic container and doused with accelerant before being set aflame.
The fire left the puppy with severe burns over her entire body and bits of the plastic container had melted into her feet and hindquarters.
Though animal controlrushed her to a veterinarian, the puppy’s injuries were so severe that humane euthanasia was deemed necessary.
I thought I’d seen it all, but this level of deliberate cruelty tops anything I’ve seen before,”
“Someone out there knows what happened. This dog deserves justice and we need the community’s help to find the dangerous person who did this.”
RedRover President and CEO, Nicole Forsyth is hopeful that the reward will help the authorities find whoever is responsible, stating:
We hope our reward will encourage someone who knows more about this horrifying act to come forward with information that could lead to an arrest,”
“Violence toward animals is often a precursor to violence toward people, so local residents have a stake in seeing that whoever committed this sick and disturbing act is punished to the full extent of the law.”
Anyone with tips or information is asked to phone: Officer Dan Torres at916.808.5855.
“Why does this not surprise me…because I have seen so many innocent sentient beings; who have been treated in such a heinous despicable way! The Sxxt or Sxxt’s that did this, even if it turns out to be little rug rats…should pay dearly!”
“By that I don’t mean a slap on the wrist, I mean a punishment that will make them think twice about doing this again…sometimes the only way is a shock factor…so set the little shit that did this on fire…see how long he will last before someone kindly doused the flames.”
“Sorry if that seems a bit harsh, but crimes like this are happening everyday around the world. The only reason why… is because the Fxxxxxg Sxxt heads that do this kind of fxxxxd up shit… know nothing will be done if they are caught…so I suggest they try a different approach!!!”
Updated Oct 30, 2012 at 6:50 PM Buffalo, NY (WKBW) – A puppy, running around caught on fire, was found Monday evening in a Buffalo neighborhood.
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Remarkably, that puppy is still alive — and now police are investigating this case of animal cruelty.
At just 16-weeks old, the little Jack Russel Terrier does not even have a name. However, the images show a heartbreaking life.
Burned from head-to-toe, a neighbor saw him on fire on the 200 block of Herman Street in Buffalo.
Mary Baldwin, she called 9-1-1 at first thought it was a paper on fire — and then questioned maybe a house. She says “and then I saw the little feet running and I said no that’s adog, that’s a dog!”
Baldwin says a man across the street then smoldered the flames.
Police found the little Jack Russel Terrier in a backyard, where neighbors say there’s a whole litter of puppies.
The puppy is now recovering at the Buffalo Small Animal Hospital.
Veterinarian Dr. Rebecca Wagner says “We had to treat him with shock, fluids and certain medications to help get his blood pressure up.”
The Buffalo Police Department, Buffalo Fire Department and Buffalo Animal Control are investigating.
There is a chance the puppy had been doused in lighter fluid.
Mike DeGeorge, with the City of Buffalo, explains “When the puppy was brought here, there was the smell. Other than that I would just say it remains under investigation.”
His fur coat is charred, ears crinkled back and eyes swollen shut. Wagner explains “His eyes are completely swollen today and it’s going to be worse in the next five days or so.”
The next five to seven days will determine the little puppy’s fate.
Veterinarians do not know yet if he will make it — but they have hope.
“He was completely white and ghostlike when he came here,” Wagner says. “Now he’s a little more pinkish.”
It will be expensive for the Buffalo Animal Shelter to care for the burned puppy. No one knows his name or who he belongs to. He did not have any tags or identification.
If the puppy recovers, the shelter will put him up for adoption.
Several people have reached out to Eyewitness Newsasking how they can help.
The phone number for the Buffalo Small Animal Hospital is 716-852-1112.
There are no arrests or known suspects in this case. Anyone with information should call or text the Buffalo Police Tipline at 716-851-5694.
“WTF…whoever did this is either trying to settle an old score with the owner of the calf by using premeditated fear, causing harm to his livestock via killing one in such a horrific way; to let the owner know, he means business. OR, he is the SADISTIC OPPRESSOR, WHO ENJOYS INFLICTING HARM & CAUSING HIDEOUS INJURIES, to ANY SENTIENT BEING.”
“These lowlife’s are SICK & EVIL, they enjoy what they do! When the poor animal, they have abused is eventually found & the media picks up the story; they are thrilled at the reaction, their heinous misery has caused. And as we know from past experiences, the animal abuser, doesn’t always stop at animal abuse…he can move on to children & adults…Just keep an eye out for any unusual behaviour, especially between older siblings & the younger one’s…bully’s are clever…but not clever enough to not get caught!”
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A calf was burned alive on a Lisbon farm sometime on Friday.The owner of the farm did not discover the 220 lbs. baby female cow until Sunday. The cow walked around the farm in agony for a day and a half. Farm owner Edward Sabol discovered the torturedanimalafter taking a head count of his cattle.”I found the calf in the field and it didn’t look the right colour,” Sabol said.Sabol drove the calf to a local veterinarian, who confirmed that someone poured accelerant on the animal and set it on fire.“He said it was either lighter fluid, gasoline, some kind of flammable liquid,” said Sabol.Sabol said he can’t imagine who would do such a thing, but said he’s had problems in the neighbourhood.
“I always seem to have problems with the kids with the baseball fieldacross the street,” said Sabol.
This isn’t the first time he’s lost a cow from a vicious act of violence. Two years ago someone shot one of his other cows.
Friends who have known the family for years can’t believe they’re experiencing a similar tragedy.
“I know there’s nobody around that takes better care of their animals than what they do. I can’t imagine why somebody would do this unbelievably cruel thing,” said neighbour Jim Fraser.
After the calf was put down Sunday, Sabol reported the incident to the Columbiana Sheriff’s Office.
“I would like to see the people , or that they could actually see what they have done to a living animal,” said Sabol.
WEST BRANDYWINE — Firefighters discovered a caged dog burned that had been burned to death Friday night in a wooded area along Route 82.
Wagontown Fire ChiefTodd Ziegler was driving along the roadway at around 8 p.m. when he happened to notice what he thought was abrush fire on the side of the road. Ziegler notified fire crews who made a grisly discoveryas they extinguished the blaze.
Scene along rural road in Chester County where a caged dog was found on fire.
Ziegler recalled approaching the fire with another firefighter and said “something wasn’t right, and we requested the police department to step it up and get over here.”
Ziegler said police performed a quick search of the area to make sure no one was around as firefighters confirmed that a caged animal had been killed in the fire.
The dog, which officials described as a medium-sized pit bull-type breed, was found caged and burning about 50 feet from the road along a gravel drive. Fire crews then notified the Animal Protection Services officers from the Chester County SPCA and the Chester County Fire Marshall’s to investigate the incident.
The incident is the second in less than four months in which a dog has been found burned within a several-mile radius in Chester County.
Craig Baxter, an Animal Protection Services officer with the SPCA who investigated the incident Friday, expressed his reaction as he received another call involving a burned animal.
“When I got the initial call, I didn’t believe it,” Baxter said. “I just thought: Here we go again.”
Rich Britton, a spokesman for the SPCA, said these types of crimes will not be tolerated in the county and urged anyone with information regarding the incident to contact authorities.
“This is the type of behaviour that could escalate and involve humans next, if it hasn’t already,” Britton said. “These kinds of people have got to be put away and prosecuted to the fullest extent.”
Investigators urge anyone with information regarding this incident to call Animal Protective Services at 610-692-6113, extension 213.
The three-year-old suffered serious injuries after it was doused withflammable liquid and set alight in Maghaberry.
She was put to sleep on Saturday night.
Still suffering: Cody looks in pain at the vets today, three days after the brutal attack
Her owners posted on the Justice for Cody the dogFacebook page on Sunday that she had been getting worse from Fridayand the vets had tried everything they could.
“We are all gutted, but we know she was suffering and was only going to get even worse,” the statement added.
Two people, arrested in connection with the attack, have been released on police bail pending further inquiries.
A police investigation is continuing.
Cody Set On Fire
PSNI Lisburn described the news as “tragic” on their Facebook page and said: “We would like to remind everyone that police are dealing with the matter, and two people have already been arrested.
“All evidence takes an amount of time to process, and when the investigation is complete the matter will be forwarded to the PPS.
“As the perpetrators have not been found yet, I would suggest people living around that area, to keep a close eye on their pets. Whoever did this, obviously got a kick out of seeing it suffer, they are inhumane, cold, calculated & heartless bastards; so just be aware! When caught, they need to have the maximum sentence thrown at them! I can imagine how the owners feel about this sick revolting act. Some people have horses & see them as objects for bringing home money etc., others, like me & this lady in question, see them as part of the family. I wish Northstar a speedy recovery & hope this incident doesn’t have any lasting effect on his normal behaviour!”
UNION CITY, Pa. — A horse was struggling to survive Tuesday after being doused with a flammable substance and set ablaze over the weekend.
“I don’t know what would have possessed anyone to do this. I just know they are sick. They are a sick, sick person,” Jessie Woodworth, owner of the 6-year-old gelding named Northstar, told The Huffington Post.
“It’s a person with a degenerate mind,” Woodworth’s husband, Bob, added. “It would have been much more humane if the person had shot the horse instead of making it suffer.”
The Woodworths boarded Northstar at a 60 acre ranch in Athens Township. Family members found him severely burned on Sunday morning.
“My wife and daughter found him hiding in the woods,” Bob Woodward told HuffPost. “He was completely out of it — in shock. The girls heard him whine for them. He was a mess and you could see where a liquid was poured on him and he was set on fire.”
The Marley Veterinary Clinic in Titusville is treating Northstar. The animal is being administered pain medication and antibiotics. Prescription ointments are being used to help heal the wounds.
“He’s not over it by no means,” Bob Woodworth said. “He has burns all over his body. His face is burned right down to bone, his eyelashes are burned off and the hair in his ears and nostrils is gone. I don’t know how the animal survived. It’s going to be a long battle. It’s going to take him a long time to recover.”
State troopers from the state police barracks in Corry are investigating. The individual or individuals responsible used an unknown accelerant to set the horse on fire, police said. No arrests have been made and no suspects have been named.
The Woodworths said they have no idea who targeted their horse.
“This is a member of our family. We raised him from birth. There is nothing this animal has done wrong to nobody,” Bob Woodworth said.
“There have been a number of psychological studies done and we are learning that people who commit these types of crimes are typically angry and they turn to someone who is more vulnerable, like a child or an animal,” Speed told HuffPost.
“The truly disturbing thing about fire-setting animal abuse is that it is one of the three strongest indicators of a future serial killer, as defined by the FBI,” Speed continued. “When a child has one or more of those psychological symptoms, there is cause for concern that they lack empathy that could result in future violent crimes.”
“I was just about to post the original story (I’m still behind) when I saw they had arrested an animal…anybody that sets a dog on fire for their own sadistic pleasure & entertainment can’t be called human!! I hope it’s not long before they find the other one, if indeed their were 2 of them who committed this heinous attack. But, I doubt very much he will be charged & receive the maximum 51 weeks in jail; abusers rarely do! It will probably be 20 weeks & possibly a fine, or both…I know what I would like to do to the cowardly little SXXT & I’m betting I wouldn’t be the only one!”
A three-year-old collie dog, called Cody, suffered serious injuries after it was doused with flammable liquid and set alight in Maghaberry nine days ago.
The PSNI had appealed for information about two men who were seen with the dog on Trummery Lane, close to a quarry at about 10:00 BST on 26 August.
The man was detained on Tuesday morning on suspicion of animal cruelty.
Suspects wanted over dog set on fire in Maghaberry
Police investigating an attack on a dog in Maghaberry have issued descriptions of two people they want to question.
The three-year-old collie dog was doused with flammable liquid and set on fire
The three-year-old collie suffered serious injuries after it was doused with flammable liquid and set alight on Maghaberry Road on Sunday.
A police spokeswoman said two males were seen with the dog at 10:00 BST.
One is described as having dark hair and a faint moustache.
He was carrying a bottle of Buckfast and is said to have had an aggressive demeanour. Both are said to be of thin build with broad shoulders and between 5ft 8in and 5ft 10in tall.
The secondperson is thought to have been carrying a white plastic bag.
Police believe they may have been at a house party in Maghaberry the night before, and have appealed for anyone who may recognise the descriptions to contact them.
He described the attack as “inhumane” and said the dog is “fighting for its life”.
“I was up at the north coast on Saturday and came home to a pretty horrific story of a good friend of mine who lives at the bottom of the village of Maghaberry,” he said.
“Unfortunately his dog, a wee collie called Cody, was set on fire using lighter fluid on Sunday morning.
“I think it is just vandalism of the nastiest sort. “The dog is as friendly as they come. “Hopefully the poor thing can pull through.”
Mr Ferrissaid the owner of the dog had two small children and that the incident was “pretty disturbing” for the whole family.
“Getting your dog set on fire is a terrible thing to wake up to on a Sunday morning,” he added.
Mr Ferris said he hoped those responsible for the attack would be caught.
“We went to get him, this is how we found him, all burned,” says Jessie Woodworth.
Woodworth was frantic when she discovered her horse, named Northstar, had been intentionally set on fire.
State police say someone poured an acceleranton the horse and lighted it, causing severe burns and singeing most of his body.
An act that’s unfathomable to the family.
“He’s 6-years-old, going on 7-years-old, he’s my baby. Just a pleasure horse, we’re not show horses or anything like that, he’s just a companion. He means the world to me,” says Woodworth.
“It makes me sick to my stomach. I was sick. My kids came down and started crying, they couldn’t believe that somebody would hurt their grandma’s horse like this,” says Woodworth’s daughter, Loretta Carr.
“It has to be a sick person for sure, a real sick person. Who would take something out on a defenseless animal?” asks Woodworth.
While she ponders those questions, the family is hoping Northstar can make a full recovery.
“It’s going to be week by week. Hopefully, no infection sets in and as along as no infection sets in he should be okay. All of his hair might not ever grow back but that wont matter,” Woodworth says.
“I hope he survives it. He’s still beautiful, but I hope he looks the way he looked again. He’s a sweetheart of a horse,” Carr adds.
“This so utterly heart wrenching, tears fall whilst I write this! I was angry when I first posted about this sentient being, set alight by some uncivilized savage. But now the poor innocent has died… I’m bloody furious! If the person/s who did this are immature, narcissistic individuals who demand or crave attention…they will surely commit another remorseless attack, either on another animal or God forbid a human; so it is imperative that the merciless killers are caught.”
“Somebody knows who did it, people talk, it wouldn’t surprise me if someone isn’t bragging about it, right now on facebook! So please, before another mortal soul is taken…if you know who committed this nefarious act…don’t be a coward & speak up!! R.I.P sweet Chloe.”
The Pennsylvania SPCA is offering a $1000 award for anyone with information on the crime.
On Sunday, a young female pit bull named Chloe was discovered on the 700 block of Gray Street, covered in severe burns, according to the SPCA.
Investigators are searching for the person or people responsible for the death of a dog by setting her on fire.
On Sunday, a young female pit bull named Chloe was discovered on the 700 block of Gray Street, covered in severe burns, according to the SPCA.
Investigators say she was initially brought to ACCT Philly, the city’s animal control shelter. Due to the severity of her injuries however she was soon transferred to the Pennsylvania SPCA as a case of animal cruelty.
Investigators say the dog appeared to have been doused with an accelerant and set on fire. She suffered extreme burns on her entire body. Veterinarians at the Pennsylvania SPCA’s Shelter Hospital evaluated Chloe and gave her pain medications as well as initial treatment of the burns. The dog was then transferred to rescue for intensive care but later died from her injuries, according to the SPCA.
The Pennsylvania SPCA’s Humane Law Enforcement Department is currently investigating. Investigators say they already located the dog’s owner and believe Chloe lived near the location where she was discovered. Investigators also believe there are multiple witnesses who have information on the people or person responsible. The Pennsylvania SPCA is offering a $1000 award for anyone with information on the crime.
Please call the Pennsylvania SPCA at 1-866-601-SPCA if you have any information.
“To whomever did this, you are a heartless, pathetic, malevolent, iniquitous, libidinous, putrid, nefarious, reprobate…put simply…a reject of the human race!! You may think you have got away with this but….but I believe in Karma…& we are all out to catch YOU!!”
Investigators are searching for the person or people responsible for setting a dog on fire and leaving the animal to die.
On Sunday, a young female pit bull named Chloe was discovered on the 700 block of Gray Street, covered in severe burns, according to the SPCA.
On Sunday, a young female pit bull named Chloe was discovered on the 700 block of Gray Street, covered in severe burns, according to the SPCA.
Investigators say she was initially brought to ACCT Philly, the city’s animal control shelter. Due to the severity of her injuries however she was soon transferred to the Pennsylvania SPCA as a case of animal cruelty.
Investigators say the dog appeared to have been doused with an accelerant and set on fire. She suffered extreme burns on her entire body. Veterinarians at the Pennsylvania SPCA’s Shelter Hospital evaluated Chloe and gave her pain medications as well as initial treatment of the burns.
The dog is being transferred to a specialty hospital through the Animal Alliance of New Jersey in Lambertville where she will receive intensive treatment.
“This is an extreme case of animal abuse,” said Lisa Germanis, V.M.D, head veterinarian at the Pennsylvania SPCA’s Shelter Hospital. “At this point, the next couple of days will be critical as to whether the dog is able to survive the injuries it endured.”
Poor Chloe, covered in severe burns after someone set her on fire.
The Pennsylvania SPCA’s Humane Law Enforcement Department is currently investigating.
Investigators say they already located the dog’s owner and believe Chloe lived near the location where she was discovered. Investigators also believe there are multiple witnesses who have information on the people or person responsible.
The Pennsylvania SPCA is offering a $500 award for anyone with information on the crime.
Please call the Pennsylvania SPCA at 1-866-601-SPCA if you have any information.
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