WE DEMAND ACTION IS TAKEN OVER THE HORRIFIC ANIMAL CRUELTY TOWARDS AN INNOCENT KANGAROO..
BASHED TO DEATH BY 3 TEENAGERS ON A SCHOOL CAMP!!
These 3 Aussie teenage boys need to be held accountable for their actions!!
The RSPCA in Victoria Australia had an anonymous tip-off alleging cruelty to the kangaroo sparking the investigation.
A Torquay mum, who has a child at the school, yesterday said if the allegations of cruelty were proved to be true, the children should be jailed.
PLEASE...sign this petition!
WE MUST ENSURE THAT ACTS OF CRUELTY TO INNOCENT ANIMALS ARE TAKEN SERIOUSLY!!
These kids must be dealt with!!
Many serial killers have started their not so very nice "careers"as criminals by the torturing and killing of innocent animals.
A WILDLIFE expert says she is shocked by reports of a kangaroo tortured to death by teens, saying more young people seem to be involved in cruelty cases than five years ago.
Three Year 8 Torquay students are suspected of killing a kangaroo with a metal pole while on a school camp in in the Great Otway National Park last week.
The Torquay College students have been suspended pending a police investigation.
Wildlife Victoria CEO Sandy Fernee said she was shocked anyone could bash a kangaroo to death.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/year-8-torquay-students-kill-kangaroo-on-school-camp/story-e6frea8c-1225925312989
Im shocked that our society doesnt teach our children better and that a (teenager) can get to that age without having a better understanding of what and what isnt acceptable.
RSPCA chief inspector Greg Boland said deliberate acts of animal cruelty carried the maximum penalty of two years jail or up to $28,000 in fines.
"We are very concerned about any situation that involves animal cruelty.
With animal cruelty of this magnitude it is a real concern, he said.
"Certainly some form of serious intervention needs to take place."
Mr Boland said the alleged incident constituted aggravated cruelty under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
"The RSPCA considers this (incident) is at the higher end of the spectrum of animal cruelty,'' Mr Boland said.
"This is a concern to the RSPCA and must be a concern to society as well and that's why there's got to be some intervention in relation to these juveniles so that this behaviour is not repeated in any way.''
A police spokeswoman said one student had been cautioned while the other two were yet to be dealt with over the alleged September 8 incident.
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