Angry Judge Gives Animal Abusers A Taste Of Their Own Medicine!

 

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In Painesville, Ohio, Judge Michael Cicconetti gained a reputation for his unconventional yet impactful sentences, especially in animal cruelty cases. His love for animals influenced his unique approach to justice. Judge Mike believed in making offenders truly understand the pain they caused, often through creative punishments. For this reason, he gave them a taste of their own medicine by forcing them to experience similar conditions to the ones they submitted their innocent pets to. Watch the video to discover some of his most creative sentences, from 8 hours in a landfill to a whole night in the middle of a forest!

KENTUCKY! He still breathing was left in the parking lot to end in pains so weak he could not lift his head.

He still breathing was left in the parking lot to end in pains so weak he could not lift his head. Help more Animal click here: https://bit.ly/2V6WWre Today around 12 pm, a dying dog was left in the KHS parking lot. Someone dropping off wish list donations saw the dog and alerted staff, who rushed him to our Veterinary Services department. We immediately began working to try to save his life, warming him with heated blankets and warm IV fluids. Ethan, as we have named him, was so weak he could not lift his head. He is the thinnest dog we have ever seen that was still breathing. This rack of bones weighs just 38 pounds, when he should be about 80 pounds. The outline of every bone can be seen from his dehydrated skin, and his muscle loss is extreme, as his body tried to find any fuel to survive. Ethan was also filthy from feces and urine. Special thanks to: Kentucky Humane Society

 

Animal abusers must not be allowed to escalate their violence or target people

 

The Uvalde and Buffalo mass shooters had heinously abused animals first.

The Buffalo and Uvalde Mass Shooters Abused Animals First. Authorities Should Have Been Alerted.

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Researchers have already solidly documented the link between animal abuse and human violence, and this link should alarm us all. In fact, the mass shooter who fatally shot 19 children and 2 teachers at a Uvalde, Texas elementary school had a history of animal abuse. Similarly, the racist shooter in Buffalo, New York had also committed animal abuse prior to perpetrating mass murder. Animal abuse is a horrific crime on its own, but when you factor in the likelihood that the violent behavior will escalate into more animal abuse and future violence against people, it's downright frightening. The data is clear: animal abuse must be taken more seriously.   The Uvalde shooter allegedly posted information about his animal abuse online. One witness described how he would "put cats in plastic bags, suspend them inside, throw them at the ground and throw them at people's houses." Just weeks before the Buffalo shooter murdered 10 Black people while motivated by white supremacist ideology, he stabbed and decapitated a feral cat. Authorities have taken some steps to address the link between animal abuse and human violence, but in the aftermath of Buffalo and Uvalde, it is clear that they must do more. Sign the petition to insist that Congress save both animal and human lives. It must pass legislation to curb animal abusers from escalating their violence!

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P.S. A recent Chicago Police Department study showed that people who abuse animals are likely to commit violent offenses toward human victims, too. Sign the petition.      Sign Now