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"Heartless"

Im now convinced that Im simply not meant to be happy. Im convinced someone in my family wants me to suffer and wants anyone and anything that loves me to suffer too.

Heartless just simply isnt enough to describe them.

I say the killer should be kicked to death themselves.

See how they like it.

Pandaemonium wrote:
> I'd swing for either of my
> parents if they did something like that.

Mm, speaking as someone who had a fight with a Staffy Pit Bull when it was mauling a cat (some truly delightful chavs having thrown the cat to the dog), I'm with you on this one; ensure the person who did the killing receives, at the very least, some form of mental anguish.

Flock wrote:
> They are

Well, I hope she keeps a close eye on them, because if it's happened once, it'll more than likely happen again. I'd swing for either of my parents if they did something like that. Well, a hairy side for the mother.

[edit] To be honest, I'd personally rather give my pets up than risk them being horribly abused.

Pandaemonium wrote:
> I presume that it's an adult that's done this in that case, being
> that any charges would be leveled against them, and them in turn
> being prevented from keeping animals.

Yep thats right, Trish animals but she lives with this person, if Trish pressed charges she would certainly lose her animals due to the injuries.

> Which I hope are in better
> conditions than ones allowing them to be kicked to death without the
> perpetrator being punished.

They are

Flock wrote:
> She can't do that, any charges against them would mean she loses her
> other animals.

I presume that it's an adult that's done this in that case, being that any charges would be leveled against them, and them in turn being prevented from keeping animals. Which I hope are in better conditions than ones allowing them to be kicked to death without the perpetrator being punished.

That's utterly disgusting.

Sorry, but no animal deserves to endure such cruel behaviour.

Cong_Man wrote:
> Hmm, do you have any evidence of this? If so, get the Police and the
> RSPCA involved. It won't bring the poor dog back, but it might teach
> them a lesson.

She can't do that, any charges against them would mean she loses her other animals.

Cong_Man wrote:
> Hmm, do you have any evidence of this? If so, get the Police and the
> RSPCA involved. It won't bring the poor dog back, but it might teach
> them a lesson.

Do it, do it!

Hmm, do you have any evidence of this? If so, get the Police and the RSPCA involved. It won't bring the poor dog back, but it might teach them a lesson.

that's so cruel, poor dog