Sunday, February 25, 2018

California: Newly adopted Pit Bull attacks family's cat, breaking its leg

CALIFORNIA -- This couple recently adopted a Pit Bull and introduced it into their home with another dog and several cats.

For about a month, things seemed to be OK. Until they came home one night and found that the Pit bull had done what Pit Bulls are known for doing -- going into the "red zone" after being triggered and attacking one of the cats, breaking his leg.


This cat is very lucky to be alive. Likely it was able to scramble on top of something or squeeze itself into a hiding place to get away from it. Most cats attacked by Pit Bulls don't survive.

The owner is unsure if she should put the Pit Bull down or try to rehome it. It needs to be euthanized because it has shown its true nature. It will do this again. You can't just say, "Oh well I'll only give it to someone without any other pets" because time and time again these dogs get loose and attack and kill someone else's pet.


Give this dog a steak dinner and be sweet to it. Then take it to the vet and have it put down. It's the right thing to do.

GOFUNDME: Kitty Cast
Created February 23, 2018
Ryan Whitaker
  Animals
  FRESNO, CA

Last night I came home to my best friend attacked by our pit bull barely hanging on for his life, we rushed him to the er and got him the necessary treatment to keep him here with us. However we ran short on funds when it came down to his broken leg, please help Walter get a cast! He’s a very active little guy and I’d like to get him on his feet as soon as possible






 


 


1 comment:

  1. This dingbat even has friends who went through the same experience and she still brought that thing into her house. Her cat IS lucky to be alive and yet she's making excuses for the pit, even considering that the other dog did it. I feel badly for the cat but I will never give money to someone so stupid who caused their own misfortune like that.

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