Justice For Pookie

Pookie was set on fire in November 2010 in Greenville, South Carolina. He was not only chained up, but was pinned down with a cinder block on his head so that he could not get away. His dog house had also been turned over on top of him. Firefighters found the dog pinned and trapped in the doghouse as smoke was pouring out. The owner had left the home, as it was up for sale, and left Pookie to "keep an eye on things". Neighbors say that the dog had been chained in the yard for 11-12 years.  He suffered burns to his face, nose and ears.
After all of his suffering and pain, the charges have been dropped against Isaac Henry Anderson so that law enforcement can take the case back to conduct further investigations. Solicitor Walt Wilkins has said "following further investigation, charges could be refiled against Anderson if warranted". Anderson was previously charged with ill treatment of an animal, third-degree arson and criminal conspiracy.
We ask that the Solicitor's office and the Greenville Police Department make this investigation a priority so that charges can be refiled against Isaac Henry Anderson. We ask that once this occurs, the maximum penalty be imposed. We as a society will no longer tolerate abuse or torture on any living creature.