goat2 wrote: » i did not open the link, cannot stomach this kind of thing, did the dog survive, and get a good home, did one of ye say she is a journalist, sorry for asking, but i cannot look at helpless animals in a bad state
mauzo! wrote: » Sadly the dog died. She is a solicitor I think!
goat2 wrote: » that is terrible, has her name been mentioned, as it needs be
Oranage2 wrote: » I'd rather see this happen to 100 dogs than it te happen to one child, there clearly is a difference.
miss-bored wrote: » Please sign this petition... This is to ensure she goes to prison and that poor dog Roxy gets justice!http://www.thepetitionsite.com/170/521/438/justice-for-roxy-cruelly-starved-to-death-by-katy-gammon/ Evil bitch treating a poor dog in that way!
bluewolf wrote: » I'm not going to look at the pics or story. Is the dog recovering?
Shanotheslayer wrote: » Article online of a woman leaving her dog in the kitchen after she moved out. Leaving the dog without food and water and basically for dead. Disgusting thing to read. Warning: There is a picture of the dog and it's not a nice sight. Don't understand how people can do things like this. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/katy-gammon-bristol-solicitor-facing-3261246#.Uy3RX3UgCXK.facebook
My name is URL wrote: » Seriously? You think a judge is going to be swayed by a petition circulated on Twitter and Facebook? =/ I hope she does go to jail, but nonsense like that is what gives petitions a bad rap in general. 28,000 fcuking signatures from people who think that will make any difference to how a judge does his or her job.. christ almighty.
SparkySpitfire wrote: » Would you take a hike, there's no need for this thread to descend into that sort of rubbish. This isn't about human life v animal life.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » I don't consider any difference between cruelty to a defenseless animal or a child if she left a five year old child to die what sentence would she get?
Cupcake_Crisis wrote: » Please keep it that way.