Police Searching for Suspect in Violent Animal Cruelty - Windsor On

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After a mishap in posting a photo that was incorrectly reported to be a person of interest, Windsor police are back on the hunt for a suspect in another horrific incident of animal cruelty in Windsor Ontario, Canada. The incident involved a female husky dog who was found with severe burns & bloodied paws, indicating she had likely been set on fire. The dog has since sadly passed from the injuries it sustained and now the owner is looking for answers and peace of mind.

"The hope was to bring her home and now all we have left to hang on to is the hope that we find who did this to her,"

--Susan Dasilva, owner

If y'all remember, I recently posted about another case of violent animal cruelty involving a dog that was punched & kicked repeatedly. The man has since been found guilty and is now awaiting sentencing. The crime can come with anywhere from house arrest to up to 12 months in prison and a 10 year ban on owning animals. With this being said, the nature of the crime means that house arrest is simply not enough of a punishment to fit the crime and doesn't reflect the horrific cruelty that was displayed. Much is the same with this case; we cannot continue to give embarrassing sentences to people who demonstrate such a violent display of aggression towards another living creature.

Violent Cruelty Must Mean prison

In cases where an animal is violently beaten or set on fire, there is no other option but to lock these people up. They should also be subjected to anger management rehabilitation and undergo psychiatric evaluation to determine what other therapies would be ideal to rehabilitate. Jail will be the only way to not only hold them accountable for their violence, but also to set an example that this level of animal cruelty is deserving of incarceration. We're talking about unhinged individuals who clearly have no regard for life; letting them sit at home on their Playstations, eating good food, and having a great time, doesn't correlate with the violence they displayed and doesn't truly hold them accountable. We must set an example here and punish them to the full extent of what the law is capable of.

​No one learns anything from a slap on the wrist, particularly when we're talking about horrific violence and blatant cruelty hurled at an innocent animal. Think of the animal as it was set on fire or punched repeatedly in the face. Think of the horror and lack of understanding they would feel as they suffered relentless pain and abuse. These babies are why the only answer is to send them to prison.

Stop effing around with animal cruelty. Violence towards animals in this nature should not have such a wide range of possible sentencing options. As I said, we need to tighten those cruelty laws and make sure we're holding the worst of the worst accountable in the only way that makes sense; jail.

HAPPY VEG