Brownsville man arrested on animal cruelty charges for third time
Nadinej
07-01
Jesus! chain him to a dog house without food and water so he can experience 1st hand what he's done to these poor innocent dogs! it might teach him to respect animals and their dependence on humans to survive. make him beg someone to show him what HUMANITY LOOKS LIKE! cause he sure didn't show any to these fur babies
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Lisa Berry
07-02
people who harm children or animals do not deserve second chances. chain him up in the prison and let the inmates treat him how he treated those animals.
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