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Spare a thought for this poor pooch while tucking into Christmas dinner this year, and give your own pets an extra hug to make sure they feel loved! CCTV footage in Stoke-on-Trent, UK, has shown the heartbreaking and definitely un-festive moment that a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, nicknamed Snoop by his rescuers, was cruelly abandoned by his owners.
“The footage has to be seen to be believed, it’s just awful,” animal welfare officer Natalie Perehovsky said about the incident. “To see the poor dog in such obvious distress jumping up at the car as it drives away it just heartbreaking. I can’t understand how someone could do this.”
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) has launched an investigation into Snoop’s case, after a passer-by discovered him sitting miserably alone on the street, in the bed that his owner had callously thrown out with him. “The vets scanned his microchip and we have traced two previous owners in the Birmingham area, but do not believe either are the current owners and therefore not those responsible for abandoning the dog,” Officer Perehovsky continued.
“One man can be seen clearly in the footage dumping the dog, and there is a second person in the driver seat of the car. I am very keen to hear from anyone who recognizes the vehicle, the man or the dog.”
“The veterinary staff have nicknamed the dog Snoop, and he is in good condition, thought to be two years old. He is a white Staffie with black marking and is such a friendly, lovely boy. He’s currently being cared for at a private boarding kennel where he will get all the care he needs whilst I investigate further.”
“It beggars belief that someone could abandon a dog like this at Christmas, but we are so thankful to the kind people who found Snoop sitting sadly in his bed, for taking him to the safety of a vet straight away.”
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CCTV footage captured the heartless actions of Snoop’s former owners
Poor Snoop, who initially appears to have thought his owners were playing a game with him, tried desperately to get back in the car, even chasing after it as they tried to drive away. He now needs a loving home with people who will care for him, at just 2 years old he has seen three ‘owners’ come and go. His heartbreaking story is a timely reminder for anyone who is getting a new pet for Christmas: these animals are loving and loyal, and truly suffer when you abandon them. If you really find yourself unable to handle the responsibility of properly caring for your pet, at least take them to a shelter, where they can be looked after until a new home is found!
People responded with anger, but also their own heartwarming experiences
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Hassini 5 years ago
This is not acceptable. I started crying. And the poor dog, being abandoned is still chasing the care as if it was a game and wagging its tail. WE DO NOT DESERVE DOGS
Norman van Druten 5 years ago
I agree with you. My little Dachshund mix Miniature Doberman gets showered with love by all of us every day. I look for her if she gets out of sight for even 5 minutes. Not all human(pieces of s**t) deserve dogs. But not all humans are alike. Me, I absolutely love dogs, they give wholly, live freely and love unconditionally, asking very little in return, I love dogs more than I love people.
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Ohio Hands 5 years ago
Clearly that pup has bonded with its bastard owner and clearly that person has no soul. Be ware of people who don't bond with pets properly and can easily ditch them at the first inconvenience, its usually the same for their human relationships as well.
Toujin C'Thlu 5 years ago
I wonder what goes through the heads of people who just dump animals like garbage along the roadside. What's preventing them from just taking them to a shelter or leaving them with someone willing to care for said animal? Most shelters don't euthanize the animals upon arrival, and actively find good homes for them, so the fact that people would still rather just dump an unwanted animal in a random location just boggles my mind...
HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 5 years ago
They are called heartless bastards with no compassion.
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Hassini 5 years ago
This is not acceptable. I started crying. And the poor dog, being abandoned is still chasing the care as if it was a game and wagging its tail. WE DO NOT DESERVE DOGS
Norman van Druten 5 years ago
I agree with you. My little Dachshund mix Miniature Doberman gets showered with love by all of us every day. I look for her if she gets out of sight for even 5 minutes. Not all human(pieces of s**t) deserve dogs. But not all humans are alike. Me, I absolutely love dogs, they give wholly, live freely and love unconditionally, asking very little in return, I love dogs more than I love people.
Load More Replies... Ohio Hands 5 years ago
Clearly that pup has bonded with its bastard owner and clearly that person has no soul. Be ware of people who don't bond with pets properly and can easily ditch them at the first inconvenience, its usually the same for their human relationships as well.
Toujin C'Thlu 5 years ago
I wonder what goes through the heads of people who just dump animals like garbage along the roadside. What's preventing them from just taking them to a shelter or leaving them with someone willing to care for said animal? Most shelters don't euthanize the animals upon arrival, and actively find good homes for them, so the fact that people would still rather just dump an unwanted animal in a random location just boggles my mind...
HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 5 years ago
They are called heartless bastards with no compassion.
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