Dog Left to Drown Now Has Happy Home

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TAKE ACTION!   SIGN: Justice for Newborn Kittens Put in Freezer to Slowly Die PETITION TARGET: Luzerne County District Attorney Samuel Sanguedolce More than two dozen newborn kittens froze to death after being cruelly placed in a freezer while still alive in Pennsylvania, the Times Leader reported. Animal welfare officers initially went to an apartment in Plans Township, Pa., to remove more than 30 cats living in deplorable conditions following a complaint about the stench of urine and feces spreading throughout the building. They then discovered the freezer, where they found 28 corpses of dead kittens who were only one- to two- days-old when they were were horrifically frozen alive, according to an SPCA veterinarian who examined them. Several kittens still had attached umbilical cords, and the kittens’ noses and mouths were pink — indicating blood flow was normal before they were put into the freezer. Rescuers confiscated the still living cats and took them to area animal hospitals and shelters, according to WNEP. SPCA-Luzerne County humane officers have since charged Susann Cheslick with more than two dozen animal cruelty felonies, WNEP reported. Intentional acts of brutality against animals must not be tolerated. Sign our petition calling for prosecutors to obtain justice for these victimized kittens who suffered so horribly. Those responsible for this intentional animal cruelty should be held fully accountable and also receive any needed intervention services, including psychological counseling, as well as a lifetime ban on owning or possessing animals to prevent the possibility of future abuse. SIGN NOW TOP STORIES   PETITION UPDATE: A Happy Home for Horus, Dog Chained at Beach And Left To Drown  A sweet dog inaptly named “Killer” who could have drowned to death while left chained on a Massachusetts beach has found a new, happy forever home – and a much more fitting name. Now named Horus, after the Egyptian sky god, this sweet pitbull captured the heart of new pet parent Bobby Shannon, who picked him out of the lineup of adoptable dogs from the Sweet Paws Rescue. “He had a rough start to his life but he is doing amazing now,” Shannon told the Fall River Reporter. “He is very smart, doing well with his training, and loves hikes.” Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Trooper Carlo Mastromattei first discovered Horus on Short Beach in September 2021. The 50-pound dog had been chained in an area frequently submerged during high tide on a secluded stretch of the beach.  Mastromattei rescued him, and the police then handed the dog over to the rescue, where Horus recovered while awaiting his forever home.   The law enforcement agency said they are grateful that Horus’ story took a happy turn. Q&A: Can People and Predators Co-Exist — And Why Is It So Important That We Do? Pet Duck Helps Detectives Solve 2-Year-Old Murder 'Cold Case' Lady Freethinker will keep fighting to expose and stop animal suffering, but we can't do it without you. Please donate to support our lifesaving work. Donate Now Thank you for helping stop animal cruelty.

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