Who on earth could do this? (Not for children)
Sep 11th 2008, 1:17 pm
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Who on earth could do this? (Not for children)
I saw this on the news tonight and it had me in tears.
Some 'young men' started boxing with this kangaroo, winding it up and provoking it to fight and punched it unconcious - RSPCA reckon it is probably dead.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...6-2761,00.html
What kind of sick bastard does this? I wonder if his parents knew would they stick up for him, make excuses or treat him like the scum that he is and grass him up to the police?
When I worked as a vet nurse, we were taught about studies linking animal abuse to child abuse and how it was discovered that people like this cruel tosser that can do this to an animal, could go on to do it to a child. One RSPCA inspector I knew at our vet said often in cases of animal cruelty, they would send in social workers to check out the kids - the circle of violence spreads.
It is a shame the roo didnt get the better of him and smacked/kicked him unconcious and the tosser that filmed him deserves the same.
No excuse at all for this, I truly do not believe it is normal behaviour.
Why on earth would someone do that?
Some 'young men' started boxing with this kangaroo, winding it up and provoking it to fight and punched it unconcious - RSPCA reckon it is probably dead.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...6-2761,00.html
What kind of sick bastard does this? I wonder if his parents knew would they stick up for him, make excuses or treat him like the scum that he is and grass him up to the police?
When I worked as a vet nurse, we were taught about studies linking animal abuse to child abuse and how it was discovered that people like this cruel tosser that can do this to an animal, could go on to do it to a child. One RSPCA inspector I knew at our vet said often in cases of animal cruelty, they would send in social workers to check out the kids - the circle of violence spreads.
It is a shame the roo didnt get the better of him and smacked/kicked him unconcious and the tosser that filmed him deserves the same.
No excuse at all for this, I truly do not believe it is normal behaviour.
Why on earth would someone do that?
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Sep 11th 2008, 1:20 pm
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Re: Who on earth could do this?
There are some despicable people about 
I'd like to see someone punch him until he has to eat through a straw
I'd like to see someone punch him until he has to eat through a straw
Sep 11th 2008, 1:20 pm
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That is absolutely disgusting. Wish I could punch the little b****** senseless myself:curse:
Sep 11th 2008, 1:23 pm
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I saw this on the news tonight and it had me in tears.
Some 'young men' started boxing with this kangaroo, winding it up and provoking it to fight and punched it unconcious - RSPCA reckon it is probably dead.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...6-2761,00.html
What kind of sick bastard does this? I wonder if his parents knew would they stick up for him, make excuses or treat him like the scum that he is and grass him up to the police?
When I worked as a vet nurse, we were taught about studies linking animal abuse to child abuse and how it was discovered that people like this cruel tosser that can do this to an animal, could go on to do it to a child. One RSPCA inspector I knew at our vet said often in cases of animal cruelty, they would send in social workers to check out the kids - the circle of violence spreads.
It is a shame the roo didnt get the better of him and smacked/kicked him unconcious and the tosser that filmed him deserves the same.
No excuse at all for this, I truly do not believe it is normal behaviour.
Why on earth would someone do that?
Some 'young men' started boxing with this kangaroo, winding it up and provoking it to fight and punched it unconcious - RSPCA reckon it is probably dead.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...6-2761,00.html
What kind of sick bastard does this? I wonder if his parents knew would they stick up for him, make excuses or treat him like the scum that he is and grass him up to the police?
When I worked as a vet nurse, we were taught about studies linking animal abuse to child abuse and how it was discovered that people like this cruel tosser that can do this to an animal, could go on to do it to a child. One RSPCA inspector I knew at our vet said often in cases of animal cruelty, they would send in social workers to check out the kids - the circle of violence spreads.
It is a shame the roo didnt get the better of him and smacked/kicked him unconcious and the tosser that filmed him deserves the same.
No excuse at all for this, I truly do not believe it is normal behaviour.
Why on earth would someone do that?
Wish the kangaroo had given him a bigger beating back!
Sep 11th 2008, 1:29 pm
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If any friend/relative of mine did that, I would grass their arse to the police. Someone must recongnise him, someone must know him - a relative or something, grass him up.
My vet nursing journal came this week from the UK and they were talking about animal cruelty and how someone had kicked their little cat to death for having muddy paws.
Surely people that can do that must have some kind of psychotic disorder.
Sep 11th 2008, 2:07 pm
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People such as this should be switched off permanently.Im available if the job should be available.What a sick generation weve spawned.God help us when these ar+e holes start running the show.
Sep 11th 2008, 2:24 pm
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Lets hope nature punishes them in the nastiest way possible, hell I wouldnt want to know a person that could do that.
Sep 11th 2008, 2:33 pm
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I saw this on the news as well, I'm thinking that the roo was already badly injured, they must have hit it with their car or shot it or something, before they did what we saw on the tv, a healthy roo would have ripped the little sh*ts guts out with its hind legs, (they aren't as friendly as people think) or hopped away.
What bugs me is the penalty for crimes like this, a fine or maybe up to 5 years jail! You can bet if they catch the little worm it won't be a jail sentence.
What bugs me is the penalty for crimes like this, a fine or maybe up to 5 years jail! You can bet if they catch the little worm it won't be a jail sentence.
Sep 11th 2008, 2:44 pm
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I saw this on the news as well, I'm thinking that the roo was already badly injured, they must have hit it with their car or shot it or something, before they did what we saw on the tv, a healthy roo would have ripped the little sh*ts guts out with its hind legs, (they aren't as friendly as people think) or hopped away.
What bugs me is the penalty for crimes like this, a fine or maybe up to 5 years jail! You can bet if they catch the little worm it won't be a jail sentence.
What bugs me is the penalty for crimes like this, a fine or maybe up to 5 years jail! You can bet if they catch the little worm it won't be a jail sentence.
'Can you control your kid please?' I let rip at the mother and I mean I really let rip at her.
She was mortified that I had told her to control her brat. Now what makes me feel sick is that if that dog bites her kid then the dog gets put to sleep.
'Oh he is such a good dog, he lets my son do anything' was her attitude.
Well I am afraid that a good mother/father does not allow their child to pull an animal around in the first place.
My neice pulled Gordon around and I caught her picking him up by his skin - my neice was 3 at the time.
I calmly took Gordon off her and put him in the bedroom and told her she shouldnt do that. Her mother - my SIL, replied 'Oh but he is the perfect toy and keeps her happy'. Buy your kid a barbie doll, buy it a train set but dont let an animal be pulled around because you cant be bothered to play with your own kid. - That is what I wanted to say, It was with some relief that the girl was crying because she couldnt get to Gordon.
Gordon really does not like young children(toddlers/rough kids) now and if anyone comes round with one, they dont even get the chance to see him because I shut him away.
If kids are not taught to respect animals from day one then things can only get worse.
Sep 11th 2008, 3:02 pm
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'Oh he is such a good dog, he lets my son do anything' was her attitude.
Sep 11th 2008, 3:06 pm
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We all have ears, pull them hard and its painful.
Kids need to be taught from the word go, and parents that don't, are gambling the safety of their child, their dog and not to mention teaching their child that it is OK to do that.
My god as you say, dog bites can be horrific and cat bites even more so. I have been bitten by our feline patients a few times and ended up in the hospital having the wound monitored.
I guess children need their parents to protect and guide them for the sake of the child and the pet they have allowed into their home.
Sep 11th 2008, 3:31 pm
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I guess children need their parents to protect and guide them for the sake of the child and the pet they have allowed into their home.
Oh yeah and good on ya for sticking up for the dog! Shame you couldn't have gone over and pulled the little brats ears and seen how he liked it!
Sep 11th 2008, 3:38 pm
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I saw this on the news tonight and it had me in tears.
Some 'young men' started boxing with this kangaroo, winding it up and provoking it to fight and punched it unconcious - RSPCA reckon it is probably dead.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...6-2761,00.html
What kind of sick bastard does this? I wonder if his parents knew would they stick up for him, make excuses or treat him like the scum that he is and grass him up to the police?
When I worked as a vet nurse, we were taught about studies linking animal abuse to child abuse and how it was discovered that people like this cruel tosser that can do this to an animal, could go on to do it to a child. One RSPCA inspector I knew at our vet said often in cases of animal cruelty, they would send in social workers to check out the kids - the circle of violence spreads.
It is a shame the roo didnt get the better of him and smacked/kicked him unconcious and the tosser that filmed him deserves the same.
No excuse at all for this, I truly do not believe it is normal behaviour.
Why on earth would someone do that?
Some 'young men' started boxing with this kangaroo, winding it up and provoking it to fight and punched it unconcious - RSPCA reckon it is probably dead.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...6-2761,00.html
What kind of sick bastard does this? I wonder if his parents knew would they stick up for him, make excuses or treat him like the scum that he is and grass him up to the police?
When I worked as a vet nurse, we were taught about studies linking animal abuse to child abuse and how it was discovered that people like this cruel tosser that can do this to an animal, could go on to do it to a child. One RSPCA inspector I knew at our vet said often in cases of animal cruelty, they would send in social workers to check out the kids - the circle of violence spreads.
It is a shame the roo didnt get the better of him and smacked/kicked him unconcious and the tosser that filmed him deserves the same.
No excuse at all for this, I truly do not believe it is normal behaviour.
Why on earth would someone do that?
I'm sorry i cant watch it, it would upset me too much.
Sep 11th 2008, 4:47 pm
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that is awful
and in our local paper this week - some idiot set fire to a hedgehog - how heartless and cruel are some people
and in our local paper this week - some idiot set fire to a hedgehog - how heartless and cruel are some people
Sep 11th 2008, 5:25 pm
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"If kids are not taught to respect animals from day one then things can only get worse."
And if you need proof of this, read about the early (and of course later) life of Ian Brady...................
The RSPCA in the UK has had some success with changes to the law to help protect the rights of animals here, tougher sentencing etc, wonder if theres a similar movement forwards in Australia?
Good on ya, PP, for sticking up for the dog in your surgery.
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And if you need proof of this, read about the early (and of course later) life of Ian Brady...................
The RSPCA in the UK has had some success with changes to the law to help protect the rights of animals here, tougher sentencing etc, wonder if theres a similar movement forwards in Australia?
Good on ya, PP, for sticking up for the dog in your surgery.
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