A Suspended Sentence YET Again! 😡 “The Most Loving Dog Ever” she gushed in a Facebook post. The reality 👇👇👇 THIS VILE SPECIMEN STARVED HER DOG TO DEATH - HE WAS STARVED OVER A PROLONGED PERIOD - RECEIVES A SUSPENDED SENTENCE ANNASHA CARA MCCARTHY, 28, from the MAYHILL area of SWANSEA, SA1: allowed her bulldog to waste away from prolonged starvation. Mother-of-two McCarthy was given a suspended jail sentence and banned for life from keeping animals after she allowed the three-year-old dog, Chico, to starve to death. He weighed only 10.9kg — half of what he weighed nine months earlier. Vets confirmed he had been starving for at least a month, his bones clearly visible, his body shutting down. What makes this case even more shocking is that McCarthy presented herself on Facebook as a loving, devoted dog owner, posting about how much she adored Chico while he was quietly suffering behind closed doors. 😡😡 In court she blamed her sickening cruelty on financial struggles and a dislike of "being judged". Justice for Chico. Animals deserve protection, not neglect. Sentencing | four‑month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, along with 100 hours of unpaid work, 15 rehabilitation days, and a lifetime ban on keeping animals. RIP Chico, you deserved better 🌈 💔 😢 Source UKACF.

What A Sociopathic Scumbag 😡! “No-one can define the rush of adrenaline that sends the pulses racing but the hunter himself” – Ron Thomson, trophy hunter. Ron Thomson is credited with having shot more than 5,000 Elephants; 800 Buffaloes, 50-60 Lions, 30-40 Leopards, 50 Hippos and many more. He once shot 32 Elephants in the space of 15 minutes. Another time he and 2 others shot 2,500 Elephants using military NATO 7.62 mm semi-automatic rifles. “We did it exceptionally well,” he said afterwards. Sign the petition to ABOLISH Trophy Hunting at BanTrophyHunting.org today #BanTrophyHunting

The 75-year-old California vineyard owner had reportedly paid around $40,000 to stalk a Yellow-Backed Duiker, a shy forest antelope, through Gabon’s Lope-Okanda rainforest. But the animals he ran into weren’t the ones he’d come for. Dosio wasn’t new to trophy hunting. He’d hunted Lions, Rhinos, Hippos, Crocodiles, and Elephants across Africa and the US, and his California home reportedly held dozens of mounted heads from decades of paid hunts. This trip was supposed to add another rare animal to that history. But when his guide led him deeper through the trees, they crossed paths with five female Elephants guarding a calf. Then the herd charged. Dosio was fatally trampled, while his guide was left seriously injured. The shotgun Dosio had been carrying was lost in the chaos, and reports say he’d only been issued it because Gabonese law barred him from bringing his own rifle. Forest Elephants are endangered. Yellow-Backed Duikers are shy and rarely seen. Neither species asked to become somebody’s next trophy. And this time, the forest didn’t hand over another head for the wall. Credit: @BoredPanda.