Shocking and unacceptable display of animal cruelty!
Animals in cattle markets are being subjected to extreme stress and abusive handling for public amusement and sales.
Immediate action must be taken against such violations. 🚫🐄
@PETAAsia@PetaIndia@rabangladesh
#StopAnimalCruelty #AnimalWelfare
NEW: Elderly woman says group of "teens" has terrorized her for months by repeatedly kicking her front door
Video shows different groups of teens running up to the home, kicking and banging on the front door before taking off
Her family says the harassment has been going on for months, damaging the home and leaving the elderly homeowner afraid every time someone comes to the door
Police say they've responded to the home multiple times and have increased patrols in the neighborhood as they work to identify those involved
Authorities warn the teens could face criminal charges, and their parents may also be held financially responsible for the damage
@Rightanglenews Creeper pervert in the women’s restroom at College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita: A man was caught secretly filming women in the restroom from under the adjacent stall.
🎥 @whatsupinthe818 IG
Disturbing video out of Houston, Texas, shows an unidentified man waiting inside a women’s restroom stall as a young girl enters to use the bathroom, before an employee intervenes and forces the man to leave.
This man has a family and a job. Let’s find him.
Just when you think you’ve seen it all along comes another dog that defies belief.
Got the call about him last night.
It’s ended up well for him today but what a story… (1/6) 🧵
Dogs > humans 🐶💛
[Video description: A series of video clips showing cute dogs having fun and just being dogs. The text over the video says 'No hate to humans, but thank god I'm a dog'.]
Leo and Lou, two elderly horses, spent almost their entire lives doing hard labor. When they were no longer strong enough to work, their former owner abandoned them, leaving them weak, sick, and starving. Both were little more than skin and bones, and it seemed they might not survive much longer. Thankfully, a dedicated rescue team found them just in time and brought them to safety.
There, Leo and Lou were cared for with endless patience and compassion. Thanks to proper medical treatment and rehabilitation especially sessions on an underwater treadmill. Leo made an incredible recovery, gaining more than 136 kilograms (300 pounds) in just three months.
Today, the two old friends are enjoying peaceful days together in a lush green pasture. They stroll side by side, run freely, and are finally spending their senior years surrounded by safety, love, and gentle care. The life they should have had all along. 🐴💖
⚠️ NORTHERN IRELAND - THIS CREATURE PUNCHED, STRANGLED AND THREW HIS 14‑WEEK‑OLD PUP
🚨JOSHUA BRADLEY, 21, DOAGH, BALLYCLARE, CO ANTRIM
In court, it was heard that Bradley from Doagh near #ballyclare punched the puppy in the face, strangled him and threw him across a room while shouting abuse. The pup “screeched” in pain during the attack.
Miraculously, the puppy was uninjured, and he is now being cared for by Bradley’s former partner.
The incident, which took place in March 2024, was captured on video and shown in court. The judge described Bradley’s actions as “quite appalling” and warned that this level of cruelty is a red flag for future violence.
Bradley received a six‑month prison sentence, suspended for three years, and was banned from keeping animals for FIVE years.
💔 This case shows again how lightly animal cruelty is punished — and how many offenders walk free despite violent acts against defenceless animals.
Source: Northern ireland World (paywalled) https://t.co/ZvpA7i8laC
Source UKACF.
Image credit: Inside the courtroom NI
Virginia still protects the people who leave dogs to die in hot cars more than the people who try to save them.
Look at what other states already do. In Florida, the law is clear. If you see a dog locked in a car and it’s clearly in danger, you call 911, use only the force needed, stay with the animal, and you’re shielded from a lawsuit over the broken window. Same in California. Sue Harvey in Palm Desert watched an 8-year-old Pomeranian cook in a locked Chevy Colorado at 102 degrees. The dog’s temperature hit 104.9. One more degree and it was brain damage or death. She smashed the window. The dog lived. The owner got arrested. The law stood with the woman who acted.
Virginia does not.
Here, if a regular citizen does the exact same thing, the owner can sue you for the glass. Officers and animal control have immunity. You do not. You can get charged with property damage while the person who left the animal roasting walks. That is pure cowardice written into law. It tells every decent Virginian that property matters more than a living creature dying in plain sight.
This isn’t complicated. Call the police first. Document it. Use only what’s necessary. But when the animal is clearly dying and help is still minutes away, the law should protect the person who steps up, not punish them.
@delterrykilgore@RyanMcDougle@MarkObenshain@MichaelWebert
Florida and California already figured this out. Stop making good people choose between a dying dog and a lawsuit. Pass the damn bill.
Seeing double? 👀🐾
These two gorgeous pups may look like twins, but they're not related! 🐶
On thing they do have in common - they're both looking for their forever home! 🏡💛
#RescueDog#Twins#Pups#RescuePups