In Butler County, Ohio, the owner of an emaciated dog with open wounds, has been charged with animal cruelty. Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones looked at the dog and stated:
“No normal human being could look at this dog and think this is acceptable. The pictures are hard to view. It’s much worse in person. Animal Friends will do everything they can to save this poor animal, but the current condition is very bad. I am thankful that this was reported. I just hope he can be saved and adopted to someone who cares.”
On Monday, the Butler County Sheriff’s Office responded to a home on Main Street and found an emaciated dog covered in open sores with no food or water. David Neanover, 36, was charged with cruelty to a companion animal.
According to the Butler County Sheriff’s Office, the dog also has an ulcer on his tongue which makes it painful for him to eat or drink.
Be the voice for those who cannot speak. If you see abuse, cruelty or neglect, report it. Save a life.
(Photos via Butler County Sheriff’s Office)
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Beyond CRIMINAL! Where can donations be sent? Please provide updates on this poor dog’s condition!
Poor, poor baby! I’m glad charges were brought against the owner! Thank u 4 taking care of this pup! Is he doing better?