08-28-2016, 08:33 AM
When I discovered that video, it was all old news apparently, and the cruelty case had been dealt with and reported in various media sources. But the video was still running! Anyway, as far as I know it isn't now. Others were also horrified (via comments posted there), and we communicated what we had found in the media via the comments section. It may have been -though I can't quite remember now -that someone had reported that man to authorities as a result of seeing the video (?) But it may have been as a result of seeing it elsewhere.
But I was shocked that the video was just allowed to continue!
Google have pulled movies off within hours....and bizarrely -very often after I have watched them the night before and posted about them on, say, a forum. HOURS.
Someone else I know a little as a contributor via another forum, posted a movie link which he had uploaded, to a film many there were eager to see (a spiritual themed film) -aware it wouldn't last long. And it didn't. It disappeared within about one week I think.
Yet that horrific and heartbreaking cruelty to a little dog must have been running for at least weeks, and probably months. And I am SURE it must have been reported by at least half a dozen of those who left shocked comments.
The one great thing was that the little dog was taken out of that nightmare and re-homed. Knowing that, I could breathe again. The dog will be okay.
These people who commit such acts will, at least some percentage of the time, like to parade their 'creativity' in some way online. They like to show what they have done, and they like an audience. Yes it does fall to us to keep a watchful eye open and move into action whenever we see anything which is overtly cruel or which is worrying. We can rarely stop that kind of thing at source, but we can shorten the time an animal has to suffer, by being watchful, and ready to act.
No Catherine...I don't remember posting a thread about videos....I don't think so anyway, but sometimes I can forget.
But I was shocked that the video was just allowed to continue!
Google have pulled movies off within hours....and bizarrely -very often after I have watched them the night before and posted about them on, say, a forum. HOURS.
Someone else I know a little as a contributor via another forum, posted a movie link which he had uploaded, to a film many there were eager to see (a spiritual themed film) -aware it wouldn't last long. And it didn't. It disappeared within about one week I think.
Yet that horrific and heartbreaking cruelty to a little dog must have been running for at least weeks, and probably months. And I am SURE it must have been reported by at least half a dozen of those who left shocked comments.
The one great thing was that the little dog was taken out of that nightmare and re-homed. Knowing that, I could breathe again. The dog will be okay.
These people who commit such acts will, at least some percentage of the time, like to parade their 'creativity' in some way online. They like to show what they have done, and they like an audience. Yes it does fall to us to keep a watchful eye open and move into action whenever we see anything which is overtly cruel or which is worrying. We can rarely stop that kind of thing at source, but we can shorten the time an animal has to suffer, by being watchful, and ready to act.
No Catherine...I don't remember posting a thread about videos....I don't think so anyway, but sometimes I can forget.
