California Pollice Investigating Case of Extreme Animal Abuse

EXTREME CASE OF ANIMAL ABUSE – HURON, CALIFORNIA

A few days ago, I shared a video with what was called in to Huron PD as an injured animal. They have determined it is an extreme case of animal abuse.

At this point, I’m working on getting more information as the Police Chief and I are playing phone tag but from his message, the case is open and he also wanted to know if I had any information.

So if YOU have any information, please get in touch with Huron, California police – 559.945.2046

Meantime, will have another update – as soon as I connect with the Chief.

@followers Animal Advocate of North Texas John Urbancik Todd Stephen Smith Citizens Against Animal Abuse and Neglect Huron PD

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Several Dogs Dead After Fire Rips Through Oklahoma Dog Rescue

#BREAKING – Massive fire Fur Ever Friends Rescue in Choctaw, Oklahoma.

Fire breaking out early this morning reportedly in a barn. Flames and smoke consuming much of the area.

At this point, police and the owner’s niece tell me several dogs did not make it although many dogs made it out safely.

No word on what started the fire.

If you want to help, you can call 405.606.9032 or Cashapp $fureverfriends Im not suggesting you call or donate, I’m just putting the information out there for you.

#dog #dogs #rescuedogs #dogrescue #fire #firefighter #fyp

Video source: KOKO-TV // OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

Veteran AKC K9 Handler Caught on Camera Two Weekends In A Row Exhibiting Questionable Behavior

More shocking video has surfaced of veteran K-9 handler Paula Hall and her behavior toward a dog at an American Kennel Club event, a story first reported in September.

The AKC has since fined and suspended Hall, but this isn’t her first controversy. Just a week before the latest incident, Hall was caught on camera displaying similar troubling behavior in the ring.

The video, described as shocking and disturbing, shows Hall interacting with Sparty, her Doberman, in what some witnesses called “fighting in the ring.” Onlookers, including Janet Parker, reported hearing Hall slap the dog. Parker attempted to rally support for Sparty, but other witnesses refused to speak out, citing fear of retaliation.

Hall claimed her actions were a correction after Sparty growled. However, the AKC sustained the complaint, though the handling of the matter was criticized. Parker reported being pressured by club officials not to release details, raising questions about AKC protocol.

Dog enthusiasts say Hall’s behavior isn’t new, alleging she believes herself untouchable. The AKC emphasized they do not tolerate such behavior and hope not to encounter similar issues in the future.

Details on Hall’s suspension length and fine remain unclear, but she has the right to appeal. Attempts to contact Hall have gone unanswered.

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