Staffie dog hogtied and cooked alive over a fire at The Curragh

Foxhound38 · 29-01-2015 01:54AM #1

Just came across this story from the Journal.

Fair warning, he's cleaned up and alive in the photos so it's nothing graphic but it still isn't a pretty sight.

I'm not normally one for "I'd kill him" posts, but as the owner of a lovely Staffie who got an extra cuddle from me tonight when I read this, if I ever got my hands on the person who did this he'd have to be reassembled by air crash investigators.

:mad:

29-01-2015 01:56AM

Shouldn't that be 'dogtied'?

Sheep Lover · 29-01-2015 01:56AM

Hotdogs anyone?

MightyMandarin · 29-01-2015 01:59AM

Honestly I'm more worried than angry when I read stories like this. Psychopathic serial killers usually start off with animals and progress to humans. It takes a seriously damaged mind to cause something like this and god only knows what this person will do next.

Foxhound38 · 29-01-2015 02:01AM

MightyMandarin wrote: »

Honestly I'm more worried than angry when I read stories like this. Psychopathic serial killers usually start off with animals and progress to humans. It takes a seriously damaged mind to cause something like this and god only knows what this person will do next.

Whoever did this is a danger to the community and needs to be locked up for the good of it - either in a jail or a mental asylum

The Backwards Man · 29-01-2015 02:02AM

Yeah, read that earlier, heartbreaking that there are dickheads like that breathing the same air as the rest of us.

percy212 · 29-01-2015 02:03AM

I can't look. Is the dog alive?

And whoever did that to a dog needs to be locked up forever.

MightyMandarin · 29-01-2015 02:04AM

Foxhound38 wrote: »

Whoever did this is a danger to the community and needs to be locked up for the good of it - either in a jail or a mental asylum

Preferrably a mental hospital. A person like this needs serious help and simply throwing them in a cell will do nothing. Having said that, there are some people who can never be helped.

The Backwards Man · 29-01-2015 02:04AM

percy212 wrote: »

I can't look. Is the dog alive?

Na, lived for a while but it's insides were cooked, poor wee mite.:(

Sparks43 · 29-01-2015 02:04AM

A bit woof to be sure

percy212 · 29-01-2015 02:05AM

Jesus. The bastards.

Honey Monster · 29-01-2015 02:06AM

Yeah, the puns are really funny in this instance lads... :rolleyes:

deco nate · 29-01-2015 02:07AM

Sparks43 wrote: »

A bit woof to be sure

Fook off, was it you that did it?
Not funny at all!!

conorh91 · 29-01-2015 02:08AM

It's horrible if it's true.

The dog was certainly tied up, but do we really know this is the unusual punishment that was inflicted on him? Is it possible he was tied up and dumped near a fire? That he passed out with hypothermia? His injuries don't look nearly serious enough to actually have been hogroasted. There seems to be very little burned hair on the sides. Even if he were tied up, he would be able to trash and wrestle, why did so much of his skin avoid burns?

Something about this story doesn't seem right. The Journal are basing everything on the account of a volunteer, the Vet's opinion is coming to us third-hand.

Foxhound38 · 29-01-2015 02:13AM

percy212 wrote: »

I can't look. Is the dog alive?

And whoever did that to a dog needs to be locked up forever.

Yeah, he's alive in the pictures and they aren't graphic

Tearin It Up · 29-01-2015 02:14AM

percy212 wrote: »

I can't look. Is the dog alive?

And whoever did that to a dog needs to be locked up forever.

He didn't make it.

How can you watch a dog or any animal whimpering in pain as you torture it. It takes a real psychopath.

As it was dying at the vets, it didn't have any hate towards humans, he was licking the vets or nurses hand.

Had me in tears.

DoYouEvenLift · 29-01-2015 02:14AM

percy212 wrote: »

I can't look. Is the dog alive?

And whoever did that to a dog needs to be locked up forever.

C'mon, that's honestly not even enough when you think about it. The kind of person capable of doing something like this is beyond help and should just be put down altogether.

RobYourBuilder · 29-01-2015 02:14AM

There are some sick sadistic f*cks out there that get off on this. Anyone that does something like this to a defenseless animal, is deranged and should be treated accordingly. A lot will eventually move onto physically harming human beings.

Poor pooch.

893bet · 29-01-2015 02:15AM

Sadly, the little Staffie passed away today, despite the veterinary team doing everything they could to save him. At the end, all they could do was make him comfortable.

Sounds like bull**** story. He would have been put down immediately.

percy212 · 29-01-2015 02:16AM

I would of course prefer to beat that person to a pulp, but in order to avoid prison myself, locking them up and throwing away the key would suffice.

DoYouEvenLift wrote: »

C'mon, that's honestly not even enough when you think about it. The kind of person capable of doing something like this is beyond help and should just be put down altogether.

Into The Blue · 29-01-2015 02:20AM

Honey Monster wrote: »

Yeah, the puns are really funny in this instance lads... :rolleyes:

Checking back every few minutes to count their thanks..

This is not what Cloudwarrior intended.

Tearin It Up · 29-01-2015 02:23AM

And these type of dogs get a reputation for being vicious.

Its the humans that are vicious.

Slicemeister · 29-01-2015 02:25AM

893bet wrote: »

Sounds like bull**** story. He would have been put down immediately.

That's what I would've thought too. Not the big picture here though.

Galwayguy35 · 29-01-2015 02:31AM

I read about this earlier, I hate animal cruelty.

K4t · 29-01-2015 02:34AM

percy212 wrote: »

And whoever did that to a dog needs to be locked up forever.

Should we start sending anyone who swats a fly or steps on a spider to prison for life too?

Whoever did this should be given a fine, community service and counselling.

Into The Blue · 29-01-2015 02:37AM

K4t wrote: »

Should we start sending anyone who swats a fly or steps on a spider to prison for life too?
.

No, start with people who torture animals.
Something tells me this lad has seen his fair share of councilors.

CaptainInsano · 29-01-2015 02:45AM

K4t wrote: »

Should we start sending anyone who swats a fly or steps on a spider to prison for life too?

Simple minded comparison.

K4t · 29-01-2015 02:49AM

Into The Blue wrote: »

No, start with people who torture animals.
Something tells me this lad has seen his fair share of councilors.

No, force them to undergo a full psychological assessment and give them counselling. And fine them.

CaptainInsano wrote: »

Simple minded comparison.

Simple minded is sending a person to prison for life for physical abuse of an animal.

Blatter · 29-01-2015 02:54AM

If that story is accurate, the Gardai should pour a lot of resources and effort into finding the culprit. I know it'd never happen, but I'd like it to be treated as serious as a murder case to find this 'person'.

As vile and sickening a crime I've read about in a long time. If somebody is capable of that, they're a real threat to society.

Blatter · 29-01-2015 02:59AM

K4t wrote: »

No, force them to undergo a full psychological assessment and give them counselling. And fine them.

Simple minded is sending a person to prison for life for physical abuse of an animal.

This wouldn't be a case of physical abuse though, it's sadistic torture resulting in death.

The other fella · 29-01-2015 03:08AM

K4t wrote: »

No, force them to undergo a full psychological assessment and give them counselling. And fine them.

Simple minded is sending a person to prison for life for physical abuse of an animal.

Whats simple minded about that?If it was a person that he had hog tied and roasted alive would you want him locked up?

Animals feel pain just like humans do.If tough sentencing can prevent cruelty to them then its what should be done.

Im not a tree hugger type, but mindless cruelty like that is inexcusable.

Staffie dog hogtied and cooked alive over a fire at The Curragh

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