I'm glad and relieved to hear that this has turned the corner, and
Steve might get some respite as well as the dogs may end up in a better
place too.
Sorry you had to go thru all this, and I'm sorry the poor dogs had to
suffer, but sometimes the you just have to be persistant. I'm glad you
got up the nerve to go to some other neighbors, they were probably
thinking the same things you were. Like you said, NOW all you have to
do is make a call. Sounds like the jerks turned out the dogs to shut
them up or throw them away.
Poor dogs, poor Steves nerves. Lets just hope the dogs owners get
what they deserve. And maybe the poor dogs can find a responsible, good
home. ( hey Steve, didn't you say you need a nice dog?)
Lisa^^
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Tune in for updates..............
Steve
Definitely post updates. It's always a pleasure to hear of dog owners
being made to suffer.
Per several FBI and Humane Society articles and white papers, those who
abuse animals are also highly likely to abuse people, relatives and kids on
their "most likley" list.
http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/abuse_connection.php
If you break it down to its bare essentials:
"Abusing an animal is a way for a human to find power/joy/fulfillment
through the torture of a victim they know cannot defend itself."
Now break down a human crime, say rape. If we substitute a few pronouns,
it's the SAME THING.
"Rape is a way for a human to find power/joy/fulfillment through the torture
of a victim they know cannot defend themselves."
Now try it with, say, domestic abuse such as child abuse or spousal abuse:
"Child abuse is a way for a human to find power/joy/fulfillment through the
torture of a victim they know cannot defend themselves."
Do you see the pattern here?
Animal abuse and youth violence - Bulletin Reports - Brief Article ...
Animal abuse and youth violence - Bulletin Reports - Brief Article
from FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin,The in News & Society provided free by
LookSmart Find ...
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl...71/ai_86063217 - 26k -
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Animal Abuse Potential ~ Pawprints and Purrs, Inc.
The FBI has linked animal abuse to human abuse since the 1970s, when
bureau analysis of the life histories of imprisoned serial killers suggested
that most, ...
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Riverside County Department of Animal Services - Animal Cruelty ...
How Animal Abuse May Indicate Other Deviant Behavior ... and the FBI
uses reports of animal abuse in analyzing the threat potential of suspected
and known ...
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Pahrump Valley Times - Nye County's Largest Newspaper Circulation
What is animal abuse? Who does it? Why don't we care? ... Every serial
killer interviewed by the FBI reported abusing animals as a child. ...
http://www.pahrumpvalleytimes.com/20.../11570431.html -
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Westchester and Putnam Animal-Link.org: Report Animal Cruelty and ...
Report Westchester and Putnam animal abuse, cruelty and neglect. ...
FBI New York 26 Federal Plaza, 23rd. Floor New York, New York 10278-0004 ...
www.animal-link.org/abuse.shtml - 13k - Cached - Similar pages
PAWS: Report Animal Cruelty
The FBI considers animal cruelty to be one of the predictors of
violence and considers past animal abuse when profiling serial killers. ...
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Chris Van Hollen's Viewpoint - Doris Day Animal League
The current versions of the FBI's crime reporting data collection
system (the ... they need to better understand the factors associated with
animal abuse, ...
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HSUS: You have said that the FBI takes the connection between animal
cruelty and ... We look not only for a history of animal abuse, torment, or
torture, ...
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