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I'm at work now and reading this news makes me can't stop crying:cry::cry::cry:
how could someone can do this to a little tiny baby..??:mad::mad:
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that just breaks my heart.

That poor baby..

this is just heart braking!poor little baby!

What a sick society
 

Tiers are just flowing down my face. This is sick!!! I hope they fry her. God please help bobo live, my prayers are with you. To all you sickos leave animals alone. Pick on someone your own size.

Just saw a posting Bobo had died.
 

Oh my God, Bobo so sorry you have passed. May God be with you.

:mad:I'll tell you,I dont understand the world anymore,I really don't.We live in a sewer.My yorkie is my best little pal!!:animal-pa

:aimeeyorkSorry,I'm back again.I read the news article.This is a DISCRACE!!!!They should do to this woman what she did to Bobo!Light a big ass grille and sit her ugly ass on it!!!Again,WHY??WHY??? Bobo did'nt deserve that,no animal does.Peope can be really sick man!! I was so heartbroken...I gave Toto a nice warm hug!He makes me crazy sometimes,BUT,I would NEVER mistreat him.He's my Little Homie!!!I spoil him.Toto has found a real sucker!

Great Little Dogs
 

Title sums it up,Yorkies are great little dogs,aren't they??

this makes me mad , poor little guy ,RIP bobo

some people are so unbelievable these days. the poor Bobo

R.I.P Bobo :(

i think that people who are cruel to animal, what ever they have done to kill them (ie burn them or beat them to death), they should be put through the same thing see how they like it!!!. it sounds horrible saying that but thats my opinion.

Ok I may be wrong for saying this but I wish she could be burned the same way she burned this poor furbaby. When will people realize life is life, whether it be human or animal, all life should be respected and loved. Im going to go hug my Paris right now. The mere thought of her being in pain breaks my heart. But realistically i hope this EVIL woman gets the book thrown at her.

I hope all you guys who were suggesting maximum punishment for this lady are vegetarian or vegan, 'cause farm animals get this kind of treatment and worse routinely.

If you eat chicken, pork, fish, beef, veal, lamb, or any other kind of animal, you are contributing to extreme cruelty the likes of which you would not believe if you didn't see it for yourself. Same goes if you buy leather, watch rodeos/circuses, or buy products that are tested on animals. If you do, you are facilitating this level of completely legal animal abuse every single day.

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OMG this just breaks my heart! this woman should never ever get out of jail and they should give her the treatment that she gave her poor helpless puppy.

Proper livestock farming practices (organic raising of animals) for FOOD has nothing to do with THIS horrifying thing that has been done to this PET!!! People do not have to become vegan or vegetarian to be humane.

I agree with Cerise!

So we can torture food, but pets are off-limits?

I'm sure everyone here calling for this woman to burn alive always gets free range, organically-raised meat from their local farmers. Right? :rolleyes:

I'm sorry, but this issue of animal cruelty has EVERYTHING to do with the subject I brought up. I see people here jumping all over themselves with indignity about a single dog that gets burned on a stove, but those same people probably chomp down on a BigMac with impunity and not a thought to the animals that died in pain and suffering because of industrialized, cruel farming practices.

That's called hypocrisy.

Farm animals aren't even protected under animal cruelty laws.
Everyone here probably calls themselves "animal lovers"...I think that we should really take a look at what that means...

Before people start casting stones at folks they don't even know, they need to take a long hard look at their own perspective towards animals...

It's not hypocrisy it's human nature. People die in wars and famines and are shot down in the streets everyday. And as humans we feel badly for them and think dear God how can this go on and in the next second our attention shifts to something in our own lives because we really don't know these people personally so it doesn't effect us in the same manner as if a sibling or parent were killed in the same fashion.

The murder of a dog, a pet, effects us on a different level than say a deer or cow because as we read these thing OUR pet is sitting beside us and we imagine someone doing it to them and we are outraged because it effects us on a deeper level because it is more personal. We can imagine someone doing this to someone we know, someone we love, our 'child'. Doesn't make it right and it doesn't make us hypocrites just makes us human.

I don't eat as much meat as I used to but I will admit to enjoying a really good steak three or four times a year. And chicken is a staple in our home. Did your documentary make me rethink my stance on eating meat? Not really. It just made me rethink where I get it.

I completely understand what you're saying and you make an excellent point; perhaps hypocrisy was a bit of a strong word, but it really, really disturbs me to see otherwise-compassionate people calling for someone to be burned alive.

I don't have a problem with people eating meat raised sustainably and under humane conditions. It doesn't bother me at all - I live on a small farm, and have considered raising organic livestock to ensure that at least somewhere they're being treated humanely. I just wish more people paid attention to where they get it and recognize the fact that farm animals raised for food are still animals with feelings - they feel isolation, terror, and pain.

Factory farms make up 80% of meat and dairy production in the United States, and the animals there are treated abysmally behind closed doors, completely unprotected by animal welfare legislation because they're a "commodity", not individuals that deserve to live a life of dignity that is free of unneccessary suffering.

Chickens have their beaks cut off without anesthesia and live in cages that are 6/10ths of a square foot. Pigs are tortured and beaten with steel rods and they're as smart as a three year old human, smarter than a dog. It's like beating a toddler to death. Some of the videos you can find exposing these places would chill your very blood.

I love dogs, and I know other people here love them too. I just think we as a society need to let that love and compassion direct our decisions in other aspects of life as well. Just because an animal isn't as cute as a Yorkshire terrier doesn't mean it doesn't suffer when it's boiled alive or struck with a crowbar...

I'm glad the documentary made you think though. It made me think too. ;)

If she was mentally ill and her family knew, she was likely on medication. If she stopped taking it she knew the consequences and can be held liable. Even if she wasn't diagnosed or not prescribed meds, she should be held in some type of facility. Harming animals is frequently a precursor to harming humans.

So sad about Bobo:(