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⚠️ MAKE HER FAMOUS 👇🏼 🚨 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. Source UKACF.

🚨 MAKE THIS ARSEHOLE FAMOUS - HE'S A WOMAN BEATER & DOG BEATER 🚨 DUNCAN JARVIS, 53 🌍 WEIR CLOSE, EXETER A 53-year-old man has been given a suspended sentence for seriously injuring a woman and violently attacking her dog in an unprovoked attack. Duncan Jarvis caused his victim actual bodily harm. Magistrates in Exeter told him to pay £1,000 compensation. Rehabilitation activity programme for 25 days and restraining order for five years was also put in place. Duncan Jarvis, of Weir Close, Exeter, appeared at Exeter Magistrates’ Court admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH) against his former partner from March 5 this year. The court heard officers attended the victim’s address in Exeter, after a neighbour reported a woman shouting at a man to stop hitting the dog, as well as a dog yelping in agony. When police arrived, the woman pointed out a bite mark on her forearm, head and a injury to her thumb. The argument occurred after the victim arrived home late due to train delays. The court heard Jarvis threatened and repeatedly hit her dog with force at which point the victim slapped him in the face, causing a nosebleed. As the argument escalated, Jarvis bit her on the back of the head and forearm, leaving a bite mark through three layers of clothing. The defendant was arrested on suspicion of ABH and subsequently released on police bail not to contact the victim. He was found at her property again shortly after being released, trying to gain access to the property in a aggressive and violent manner Jarvis has multiple previous convictions, including for violent offences. Source UK Database.