[CoDobe]

Hi guys....

Wanted to share this story with you...please chip in if you can send a few extra dollars to SND's care for Phoenix.

Forever safe and loved.


SNDoberman - Phoenix!

 

[Darkevs]

I'll say it again.

What a Tuff breed we all love and admire!

a Pox on those that allowed you to feel so much pain in your body and soul Phoenix.

Hugz and Hope for you big guy!

 

[dax0402]

Saw this on FB and cried. Had to donate something. This poor soul. WTH is wrong with the human race - devolving I think!

 

[Zeusy Boy's Mama]

Donation sent. Here is to many happy, warm and love-filled days Mr. Phoenix, you sure have earned them.

 

[CoDobe]

You guys are the best. I made my donation last week when I saw the emails coming through on DAN's email distribution list.

 

[BoostBuggy]

I think I have figured this out on my own just from the semantics but so I am certain.... what is a "Bait" dog?

Thx.

Michael

 

[Reptilehoundz]

Baiting or dog baiting most commonly refers to the act of setting game dogs against a chained or confined animal for sport. The dogs bite, and tear to subdue the opposing animal by incapacitating or killing it. Baiting is a blood sport used for entertainment and gambling.

Re:Dog-baiting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Donating now. There are no adequate words...

 

[BoostBuggy]

Thx for the info.

Amazing to me there are people out there that would find this practice even remotely "entertaining." Although I tend to be socially liberal I can't say what I think should be done to people that behave is such an unconscionable inhuman manner.

Michael

 

[akturbo]

That poor soul. I am glad someone got him out of there. I just want to hug him.

 

[Toby'shuman]

Please Lord if you exist, let me get my hands on the scum that think abusing such beautiful creatures is entertaining and I will surely go "APE" and show them what it feels like to be the object of someones so called fun.

 

[widdam]

Breaks my heart! My mother always says I have more compassion for dogs than people, it is at times like this that I totally agree and am not embarassed or ashamed to admit it. I remember reading a while back in a DD another dobe that was located in TEXAS, used for the same "sport". He was tied to a pole and a number of dogs were allowed to .....he also was covered with scars and open wounds, but he wasn't blind! He was rescued and brought to Dobe Rescue, I WILL NEVER FORGET the photo of that dog, if I live to be 100.

 

[dobester]

we need stricter animal abuse laws.