Please sign and share. Thank you. The petition states: The animal, staffordshire, was the victim of abuse by his master. Residents of a neighborhood of Marche-en-Famenne are in shock after the terrible discovery Monday, street Ecomennes, the charred corpse of a still young dog that several witnesses added that it was also gutted. The animal, a female staffordshire about 18 months, was burned on two-thirds of the body, rear axle and front and rear legs included. Viscera were visible. According to the earliest known elements, Xena was killed by his master. His body was abandoned near a hidden driveway. The SPA Dogs Lost without Collier was called. With its white and tan fur of the animal, the master was quickly identified: a young man who owned the animal for a few weeks and had never been chipped. His neighbors knew he mistreated the dog. We had heard that "one day he would kill him." Street Ecomennes Jonathan Remacle confirmed. It was he who found the remains. "You could tell he mistreated his dog. He beat her, he pulled her by her choker, he cried for nothing on it." Last week, neighbors had offered to take care of the poor animal. His master refused, replying that "it was his dog, period." Xena was killed the night of Sunday to Monday and Monday is the day that the body was found horribly burned in a discreet corner of the street Ecomennes. "And it was a beautiful dog," said Mr. Joseph Denis, who had to take pictures. "We saw it in his head that it was a beautiful beast. When we see this, we say that this is more than human stupidity. One wonders what can a guy who did this." Remacle Jonathan knows the master: "I could see he mistreated Xena In addition this dog was malnourished I was ready to resume He was a nice dog, and jouette who always mad and tried to cuddle... . Xena He had received from someone Barvaux there are one or two months. He told me to mind my own business. " The master was not seen yesterday. "Will he hide?" questioned neighbors. "The curtains are drawn." According to the SPA, the agent neighborhood initially refused to draw PV cruelty, despite the 1986 law on the welfare and protection. A veterinarian will practice autopsy. At the SPA who complained, Suzanne Blokken believes that Xena weighed six pounds too much for a amstaff that age.
Posted on: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 12:33:34 +0000