Folks are something else!

[cmmj63]

They have no regard for other people. I know all "well you should keep your animals penned up" stuff. But, running OFF the road to purposely kill someone's pet is just plain mean. They don't care a bit in the world about an 8 year old's tears and I hope they rot in HELL. If I was a rich man I would offer a huge reward to find out who it was. I'm not, so there you go.

[dannyt]

I agree! There are some sorry jerks out there! You see em do it? If I di I woulda went after em, I know that aint the smartest thing to do, but my anger would have got the best of me!!!!!!

[cmmj63]

Fortunately, I did not see them do it. It probably wouldn't have turned out very well for me if I had.

[Drake2]

This happened to me one time. I saw it. Guy pulled into the next driveway. I didn't even stop to put a shirt on, walked straight up to the guy and told him what I thought about it. Dog came up missing two weeks later. Guy was in an Entergy truck. See company truck still today but its not the same guy in it. Guess he changed areas. Not pointing the finger just yet but it sure is ironic don't you think?

[torch]

We had a guy that was giving tainted wiener's to dogs in our neighborhood. He got my chocolate lab and I confronted him. He said these dogs are wandering around the neighborhood and getting in my garbage. I apologized and told him I would keep my dog up and it's not the dogs fault its my fault and if he were to poison me I would kick his booty. I also told him if it happened again to anyone's dog in our neighborhood I would be back.

It takes a gutless human being to poison a dog.

[legends of the lower mars]

[huntersmky]

this happened to me when I was 7 years old. A guy ran over one of my fiest intentionally and my neighbor just happened to get his tag number and called it in. When the law enforcement pulled him over they found a pound of weed in his car that was broke up in sacks already to sell and arrested him. He served 2 years in Parchman for his little mishap.

Talk about Karma.

[Don Miller]

[Plainsman04]

We had this little sumbeech next door growing up that would "spy" on my sister sometimes. He got mad because she wouldn't give him the time of day and he poisoned our chocolate lab. She was bad at getting out of anything you put her in but she would come back after a little while. She got out early one morning but came back pretty quickly shaking uncontrollably and barely able to walk. The look in that dog's eyes will be forever burned into my mind. It was horrible. We knew immediately what had happened and got her to the vet in time but he said a couple hours more and her liver would've shut down. We got the sheriff involved but since he couldn't find any hard evidence all he could do was give the boy a stern talking to. The boy's mom of course denied that her little angel could ever do anything like that. Well my sister caught him trying to peek in the window a couple nights later and snuck out the front door with her shotgun and run him off. Narey a shot was fired but the problem was pretty much solved after that. That was probably 7-8 years ago now but I'd still whoop that boys booty if I ever run into him again. Luckily they moved not long after that incident.

[Dux Be Us]

KEEP YOUR DOGS UNDER CONTROLL...I went out this morning to drive the boy up to the bus stop, Tutwiler(our chocalate lab) runs into the nieghbors unfenced back yard, where he runs into my nieghbor and his pit bull. The pit attacks Tutwiler...thats what they do. Thankfully dude got em broke up before the pit could latch on. It is our job as a pet owner to protect that pet. Tutwiler will not be going out front unless he's on a leash...period. Deer season is here guys, your dog wondering around is NOT a good idea as some numb nuts will kill your dog for "ruining" their hunt. I am sorry about your dog