Need animal neglect case for 5 cocker spaniels
Five Cocker Spaniels are being neglected in Dillon South Carolina and Johnny and Mitzy Hood need to be charged with animal neglect as soon as possible.
Five Cocker Spaniels are being neglected in Dillon South Carolina and Johnny and Mitzy Hood need to be charged with animal neglect as
soon as possible.
HSUS tells us that "Animal cruelty encompasses a range of behaviors harmful to animals,
from neglect to malicious killing. Most cruelty investigated by humane
officers is unintentional neglect that can be resolved through
education. Intentional cruelty, or abuse, is knowingly depriving an
animal of food, water, shelter, socialization, or veterinary care or
maliciously torturing, maiming, mutilating, or killing an animal."
We are told "If you witness animal abuse or neglect,
please contact your local humane society, animal shelter, or animal
control agency immediately. In most areas, those agencies have the
jurisdiction and capability to investigate and resolve these
situations. They rely on concerned citizens to be their eyes and ears
in the community and to report animal suffering. You can choose to
remain anonymous, although giving your name to your humane agency will
enable that group to follow up with you when necessary."
Therefore, Chief Rogers, we petition you to address this situation
by investigating Johnny and Mitzy Hood and this situation of animal
neglect and act swiftly with charging them with animal neglect.
If you find you need help with how to do this, the HSUS does, provide assistance and resources
to animal shelters and animal control professionals around the country. They serve as a resource for local animal protection organizations by
providing them with educational materials, training opportunities,
recommended operations guidelines, and other expertise. And, of course,
we conduct large-scale, national investigations covering a host of
animal issues.If you would like more information on animal abuse
and what you can do to strengthen animal cruelty laws in your state,
please contact us at 2100 L Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20037-1598;
202-452-1100 or check out The HSUS's First Strike campaign.
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