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Dog won the fight-Reward? burn him alive. His 3 month old
Anytime you see a video that pertains to awareness of abuse to animals please support them and give (More) Anytime you see a video that pertains to awareness of abuse to animals please support them and give them a positive feedback as many groups have been flagging the videos down. I have had the suspicion for long time that these groups are organized either they are hired by Vick himself or they are extreme fans of the ConVICK. These are the results of atrocities of life when you have no respect for the living. We are conditioning these young kids to be monsters when they reach adults. They will hunt humans one day. Puppy set afire Oakland boys accused of animal cruelty In a crime that has outraged neighbors, police and dog owners, two Oakland boys were in custody yesterday for allegedly setting a 3-month-old pit- bull terrier on fire after forcing it to fight another dog. The youths, ages 12 and 15, told police they threw flammable material on the stray dog Tuesday afternoon after it beat another pit bull puppy in a fight they staged outside an East Oakland apartment building, said police Sgt. Arturo Bautista. One of the boys cares for the female puppy that lost the fight, and the attack may have been the boys' revenge, authorities said. A third boy, age 14, is also being sought in the case. "This is a terrible event," said Glenn Howell, Oakland animal control director. "You have a juvenile, of all things, setting a puppy on fire. It's very cruel. People need to be aware that pit bulls as a breed are just totally misused." The injured puppy suffered burns on one-fourth of its body, including on its face, back and legs, and was recuperating yesterday at the Veterinary Centers of America Bay Area Animal Hospital in North Oakland. Veterinarians at the hospital have named the hapless, 19-pound puppy Theodore and have been giving it painkillers and antibiotics intravenously, feeding it high-calorie food and applying soothing aloe vera on its skin. Groggy from morphine yesterday morning, the brown-and-white dog blinked slightly in its cage while wrapped in a Minnie Mouse towel. A yellow sign read, "Feed only after giving morphine. He will vomit after morphine is given." The case comes after last year's high-profile crimes in which vicious dogs were the aggressor: the fatal mauling of Diane Whipple, 33, a popular St. Mary's College lacrosse coach, at the door of her San Francisco apartment, and the pit bull mauling of 10-year-old Shawn Jones in Richmond. "It's an unusual case," Bautista said of the three boys allegedly involved in setting the dog on fire. "It raises concern in everyone, not only police but anyone hearing about it, as to why this was going on." The injured puppy is about six pounds underweight, slightly emaciated and already suffered from mange before its ordeal, said veterinarian Carl Singer. "He's really pretty strong," Singer said. "He may not need surgery." The puppy will probably stay at the animal hospital for three to seven days before it is transferred to the Oakland Animal Shelter on 29th Avenue in East Oakland. There, animal control officials will decide whether the puppy can be adopted. After the puppy won the fight about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, the boys sprayed him with some material from a canister, threw flammable material on the puppy and ignited it with a match, Bautista said. The boys then chased the dog into a vent underneath an apartment building at 1436 71st Ave. in East Oakland, where part of the building also caught fire, Bautista said. Firefighters quickly doused the blaze. It was unclear whether the flaming dog set the building on fire or if the boys started the building fire. Animal control officers took the other dog, which had some previous scars but was uninjured in the fight, to the Oakland Animal Shelter. Two of the boys were taken into custody on suspicion of felony cruelty to animals and attempted arson. They were being held at Alameda County Juvenile Hall in San Leandro. Because of their ages, their names were withheld. "That's messed up -- they should be punished," said Andreina Madriz, 13, who lives on the block where the incident took place. She said dog fights are common in the neighborhood. Relatives of the 15-year-old boy said he had a soft spot for animals and couldn't fathom him doing what authorities allege. "I know he's innocent," said the boy's grandmother, Anna L. Moore, 80, of Oakland. "He's never hurt any animal." The boy's 21-year-old sister added: "I just don't believe it. I don't understand any of it." Amber Niewold, 28, of Oakland, a co-founder of Bay Area Dog Lovers Responsible About Pit Bulls, or BAD RAP, said the abuse highlights how the breed has been unfairly stigmatized. "I hope the media and the public are able to use this event to begin placing blame where it belongs, which is people, and to stop bashing breeds of dogs and making judgments about breeds when it is clearly people who are behind horrible things," Niewold said. (Less)