the nitwit next door got himself a french bulldog, lord knows why. he ‘walks’ it by dragging it stumbling down the street behind him, straining not to get strangled by the collar. i want to put the d*ckhead in that crate…
Don’t forget to withhold adequate food, water, and sanitation. We want him to experience the whole “lifestyle”, so don’t even think about a gentle touch or a kind word.(starting to sound like a 3rd world jail, isn’t it?)
We had a rescue mini-chihuahua that was like that. If it wasn’t for our own mini the rescue probably would never accepted us. Unfortunately she never fully recovered and the pain was too much for her.
People who mistreat animals are just not right in the head. Not really fit to interact with humans either. They display a basic lack of right and wrong, and an emotional capability to inflict pain and suffering.
You look at a person capable of such cruelty and have to wonder how he/she treats the humans in their lives.
This week the laws against animal cruelty were upgraded here. They are a higher class felony, include substantial jail time, prohibit animal ownership or interaction and cannot be plea bargained down to a lesser charge. Hooray
..and hereyou see an illustration of just one facet of suffering I deal with (neglect). whether I’m working with the police or a neighbor/family member ‘turn in’.. they are legally surrendered to me, I get any/all paperwork, and the dog gets a “fur-ever” home! those (most) overcome their emotional and/or physical abuse & become certified Therapy Dogs, giving back to help others <3 however, sometimes the health issues or brutal abuse was too extensive..they still get to know love, care, and safety, for whatever time they have before getting their ‘silver wings’ :-)
I understand the message, the second and third panels were unnecessary, however. There is enough cruelty in the world that I just don’t need to see it in the comic strips.
All but 3 of our cats came from the streets. One was a failed foster (her adoptive family abused her & took her back to the shelter when she bit), one came from our vet, and one belonged to a friend’s grandma, who passed away.
allen@home about 3 years ago
If only. It would serve the bas&ard right.
RAGs about 3 years ago
Many animals are more humane than some humans.
momofalex7 about 3 years ago
3 months is not enough.
amethyst52 Premium Member about 3 years ago
jmworacle about 3 years ago
:-(
in-dubio-pro-rainbow about 3 years ago
It’s a real shame for the human race how some of us are treating (their) animals.
gopher gofer about 3 years ago
the nitwit next door got himself a french bulldog, lord knows why. he ‘walks’ it by dragging it stumbling down the street behind him, straining not to get strangled by the collar. i want to put the d*ckhead in that crate…
jlsnell327 about 3 years ago
Only 3 months???
pekenpug about 3 years ago
Don’t forget to withhold adequate food, water, and sanitation. We want him to experience the whole “lifestyle”, so don’t even think about a gentle touch or a kind word.(starting to sound like a 3rd world jail, isn’t it?)
Just So So Premium Member about 3 years ago
I wish.
RickMcdermott about 3 years ago
Sadly it doesn’t work that way
kartis about 3 years ago
Poetic justice.
Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe about 3 years ago
We had a rescue mini-chihuahua that was like that. If it wasn’t for our own mini the rescue probably would never accepted us. Unfortunately she never fully recovered and the pain was too much for her.
Joan Tinnin Premium Member about 3 years ago
Perfect.
WCraft Premium Member about 3 years ago
We tried to rescue a dog in a similar situation (no fleas). So sad!
the lost wizard about 3 years ago
One can only imagine how anyone like that would also treat children.
PO' DAWG about 3 years ago
First I would like to start his sentence with a good ol’ fashion ass whuppin.
Plods with ...™ about 3 years ago
Don’t forget spay and neuter.
raybarb44 about 3 years ago
Good judge…….
Andylit Premium Member about 3 years ago
People who mistreat animals are just not right in the head. Not really fit to interact with humans either. They display a basic lack of right and wrong, and an emotional capability to inflict pain and suffering.
You look at a person capable of such cruelty and have to wonder how he/she treats the humans in their lives.
ccjcetc about 3 years ago
This week the laws against animal cruelty were upgraded here. They are a higher class felony, include substantial jail time, prohibit animal ownership or interaction and cannot be plea bargained down to a lesser charge. Hooray
vick53 about 3 years ago
Throw in some fleas and ticks, too!
up2trixx about 3 years ago
If only…
jenduk Premium Member about 3 years ago
Wouldn’t that just be the best!!
ComicsMama2 about 3 years ago
YES!!!!! If only we could…
Cosfather2 about 3 years ago
If only….
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 3 years ago
Good!
PuppyPapa about 3 years ago
I have a better idea but I’d probably get banned for saying it . . .
CrazyLady Premium Member about 3 years ago
The things I would love to do to those people!! ): \
NenaRageWise about 3 years ago
..and hereyou see an illustration of just one facet of suffering I deal with (neglect). whether I’m working with the police or a neighbor/family member ‘turn in’.. they are legally surrendered to me, I get any/all paperwork, and the dog gets a “fur-ever” home! those (most) overcome their emotional and/or physical abuse & become certified Therapy Dogs, giving back to help others <3 however, sometimes the health issues or brutal abuse was too extensive..they still get to know love, care, and safety, for whatever time they have before getting their ‘silver wings’ :-)
clarrywat Premium Member about 3 years ago
I understand the message, the second and third panels were unnecessary, however. There is enough cruelty in the world that I just don’t need to see it in the comic strips.
BWR about 3 years ago
And that’s why I prefer animals to some people.
All but 3 of our cats came from the streets. One was a failed foster (her adoptive family abused her & took her back to the shelter when she bit), one came from our vet, and one belonged to a friend’s grandma, who passed away.
Laurie Stoker Premium Member about 3 years ago
I see most of us are on the same page here. Congratulations to everyone!