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  • #32
    susanroth
    Closed Accounts Posts: 308 ✭✭susanroth


    seeing as people are sharing horror stories.. I live near the sea and years ago when the the tide was out at the pier i saw a neighbours dog with a rope around its neck and a brick tied to the end of it dead! Can you imagine going through the steps to do this? :mad::mad:
    "old school" rural ireland can be cruel..


  • #33
    star-pants
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13,429 ✭✭✭✭star-pants


    It's not just old school.
    Only the other day the DSPCA were handed a potato sack full of puppies.
    Seems two men walking their dogs happened across a group of teens kicking about a 'sack' near the canal. Their dogs and them heard crying and went over - 'sack' was filled with puppies, kids threw them in the canal and ran. The guys rescued them in time.
    Disgusting.
    Another one over the last two weeks, a horse/pony was enticed into the canal where it drowned and subsequently froze.
    Some people, old, young or indifferent have no heart.


  • #34
    susanroth
    Closed Accounts Posts: 308 ✭✭susanroth


    :mad:That is beyond disgusting and cruel:mad:
    But thank god there are some people working for the animals.
    That happened when i was in primary school i think, thankfully haven't seen anything like it around here since.


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