Annie and Animal Abuse

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Woman Wanted for Leaving Skeletal Dog Outside of Animal Shelter

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BY NINA JACK “Orphan Annie” was nearly a skeleton when an unknown woman dropped her off outside of Peaceable Kingdom animal shelter in Whitehall, Pennsylvania. Most of the poodle’s snowy white fur had fallen out, and her body was covered in sores and fleas.

“She had open wounds on her body, she had severe anemia from the fleas,” said Peaceable Kingdom Medical Director Sarah Donnelly. “They were basically sucking the life out of her.”

Surveillance video captured a woman leaving the dog in a crate outside the shelter, and now officials want to know who she is and how the dog reached it’s emaciated state. See the video here:

The good news is that Annie has been taken in by a foster family, and in just days has made a near-miraculous recovery:

“It is shocking how happy she is after what she has obviously gone through,” Donnelly said. “She certainly could not have gone much longer.”

If you know who the woman in the video may be or have any other relevant information, please contact this tip line: 610-709-6454 EL ON NOVEMBER 19, 2015

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Supporters seek justice for the family dog police say was beaten and killed

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• January 9, 2015
 
• By Shaymus McLaughlin

The details are difficult to read for many people.

A 24-year-old Princeton man is in jail, accused of beating and torturing a family dog multiple times before eventually killing it – and recording much of it, the Princeton Union Eagle reports.

The dog, named Draco, was 3-4 years old.

That man – Anthony Sather (seen at right) – was arrested Jan. 5 and is currently being held on $250,000 bail, the Sherburne County Sheriff’s Office says.

He’s charged with one count of animal torture in connection with the videos. There are drug possession charges against him as well.

Since the arrest and charges came out, thousands have rallied around the dog’s family.

A Facebook page called #JusticeForDraco has about 4,700 likes as of Friday morning. They’re working on getting a petition together.

And if you want to see what Draco was like, a tribute video with clips of the pup running around and hanging out wasposted to YouTube.

The Star Tribune has details from the charges, as does the Union Eagle, with the criminal complaint explaining how the videos show Sather violently beating the dog, and appearing to enjoy doing it. Note that the charges may be disturbing to read.

The dog’s death occurred in October, authorities say, but weren’t revealed until December when Sather’s then-girlfriend found the videos on his computer and forwarded them to the Sherburne County Sheriff’s Office.

The woman is reportedly the daughter of the dog’s owner.

On the Facebook video, she says she placed Draco’s favorite toy in his grave next to him.

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Rest In Paradise Draco

The Star Tribune has details from the charges, as does the Union Eagle, with the criminal complaint explaining how the videos show Sather violently beating the dog, and appearing to enjoy doing it. Note that the charges may be disturbing to read.

The dog’s death occurred in October, authorities say, but weren’t revealed until December when Sather’s then-girlfriend found the videos on his computer and forwarded them to the Sherburne County Sheriff’s Office.

The woman is reportedly the daughter of the dog’s owner.

On the Facebook video, she says she placed Draco’s favorite toy in his grave next to him.