Seven dead dogs were found in Houston’s Mykawa district yesterday. Six of the dogs were pit bulls. One dog, Ginger, had recently had puppies, returned from being spayed by the rescue group Backstreet Brutality Relief and Rescue (BBRR) reports Houston Indie Dog Rescue blog.
Another dog, a once beautiful blue nose male was found Saturday inside a brand new dog crate. He had just been shot in the face. His body was still warm and “blood was still flowing from two gunshot wounds to his face. He was healthy and perfect except for being dead. Had a chain and masterlock collar on. Bullet holes in the crate showed the cowardice of the murderers, as he never even stood a chance to save himself by running away.”
Houston has a strong rescue effort which bands together to help dogs in distress, but today, this animal loving community has been staggered by the brazen cruelty inflicted on these animals.
BBRR is asking for help from Houston police to investigate these killings. This is animal cruelty at its worst and must not be tolerated.
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