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In late October, New York City corrections officer Justin Burton, 35, brought one-year-old Pit mix Tori to NYC Animal Care & Control. Staff immediately noticed that Tori's collar was deeply embedded in his neck, leaving an excruciating wound. They called ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement right away.
Agents took Tori to the ASPCA Animal Hospital for evaluation and treatment. Our veterinarians found Tori to be in severe pain from the wound, which was estimated to be three weeks old and caused by an embedded collar. Tori was treated with pain medication and antibiotics, and he is continuing to recover at the hospital.
As for Burton, Agents arrested him on January 5. If convicted, he faces up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
Watch this blog for updates on Tori. He's getting better every day, and when he's fully recovered, he'll be available for adoption!
Tori came to the ASPCA just over a month after Briana, another dog who suffered a painful wound caused by an embedded collar. Briana is available for adoption at the ASPCA Adoption Center.
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Thank goodness that is hardly a harsh enough punishment for animal cruelty, but its something. These poor animals have no voice to speak up with. I'm glad she is in good hands now :)
He needs a much harsher punishment than a measly year in jail and a fine he'll never pay!!!
Give Burton an embedded collar, see how he likes it. Maybe 1 year in jail, what a joke.
what a POS, sooooo glad Tori is in much better hands!!
Thank God this beautiful dog was rescued in time. The owner should get no plea deals, but should be fined, pay the medical expences and adoption fees, and get 3 years in prison wearing a tight collor around his neck in sloitary confinement
$1000 serious thats insulting to the careing people who foot the bill to save this poor dog. He should get a hefty dose of vet bills and clean dog cages
SO the guy that is guilty is a correction officer? THis in itself is disturbing considering what his responsibilities are and what he is capable of. SIck. I"m glad he got arrested.
What kind of punishment is that? He will never see jail time just the $1000 dollar fine. What a joke if he did that to a baby it be more serious what's the difference? Still glad he was atleast charged.
Again a careless sub-human being causes ain to an animal and gets a slap on the wrist. Thank God I am N OT a judge because this sub-human being would be forced to wear a choke collar for a very long time just so he/she can feel the pain that this poor an imal experienced. Then I'd throw him in jail for no less then 5 years and fine him alot more then$1,000. The government needs to pass strictor punishments towards animal abusers. A slap on the wrist is a joke and an insult to the lives of these animals that suffer and sometimes die at the hands of these sub-human beings. Get it straight folks animals are living breathing beings just like humans they have emotions and feelings and people need to learn how to care for and respect animals as living beings.
There isn't enough punishment for this type of cruelty. We need harsher laws. If it's hitting them in their wallet or putting them in jail for an extended period of time, than so be it. They should have to wear a sign around town saying what they did. Then justice will be served.


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Speculation about how automatic budget cuts known as sequestration would be spread across government has been swirling for the past year and half.
And even now that the across-the-board cuts have gone into effect, specifics on exact numbers for how agency programs will be affected are hard to come by.
In a March 1 report to Congress, accompanying President Barack Obama's signing of the official sequestration order, the Office of Management and Budget provided an updated breakdown of how the cuts would be applied.
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Yes lets legalize puppy mills and regulate them so we can continue to breed more dogs while 15 million pets get euthanized each year in shelters because they don't get adopted. If you buy a dog or breed a dog you are just ignorant, plain and simple. When you get your new purchased puppy take comfort in knowing 1 more dog is getting euthanized because 1 more home is gone. Great idea.
Almost every dog from a pet store comes from a puppy mill. Best bet unless you have to have a purebred is to rescue from a shelter. Second best is to go to the AKC website and find a reputable breeder under the breed you are looking for. Breeders are most interested in finding the right fit for their puppies so you may have to wait a bit, but don't ever buy from a pet store.
First of all, you sign an agreement that there are no guarantees on the health of a puppy/dog from a shelter. You should have taken the puppy to YOUR vet if you were concerned and had the puppy treated the way you felt fit. Obviously you had no problem returning the animal to a high kill shelter! Secondly, there are NEVER any guarantees on the breed of an animal. There is a guess as to what breed they present as or are turned in as..... also no guarantees on the temperament. You should have temp tested the dog before taking it home.
Getting from a breeder does not GUARANTEE the temperament or health issue either. Its just saying I paid a lot of money for my dog so it MUST be PERFECT!!! NOT SO!
This comment actually makes me sick. You can purchase purebred dogs without going to pet stores. Good, reputable breeders can be found. I work in the animal welfare community and i can't tell you how many people purchased puppies from a pet store with the same ideas, only to find out that they are horribly, horribly wrong. I've seen hundreds of puppy mill dogs with horrid health issues. Don't get my wrong, i'm sure some shelter dogs have health issues too, but you don't pay $1,000 for a messed up puppy with health problems.
Bridgette - there are alternatives to even shelters, pet stores, breeders - like rescues that have the dogs in their homes for sometimes weeks before they are adopted and require full vetting and microchipping. I have had full designer breed puppies from shelter rescued mothers that have been DNA tested to being some of the highest sought after breeds.
I suggest you go to a puppy mill before ever making comments about them. I used to rescue from the midwest where animals were literally 3-4 in a cage, cages stacked 2x on top of one another so poop fell on the dogs below them, covered in feces, neurologically unable to walk on solid ground after becoming accustomed to cages. And when a dog isnt able to go to the auction house, the amish farmers will sometimes shoot them. They dont end up at the shelters. So that's where your lovely designer breed came from after being cleaned up - its more mom and the other dogs breeding I'm worried about as they get dumped after they arent producing desirable stock. Regulating them is great IF you can FIND them...
And the other problem is backyard breeders. Folks just breed to pay their rent or electric bills without any vaccinations, deworming, etc. Those are the parvo pups, the distemper, the worm and tick infested that end up in shelters. This is a major problem around any metropolis area. Search Craigslist Phoenix or LA pets to see how bad the problem is there in the 2 highest euthanasia areas in the nation.
IMHO - we need to focus on licensing reputable breeders better and putting a smack down on backyard breeding and those without licenses. We need to make people understand the actual seriousness of the CRIME. Those caught need much higher penalties to dissuade the breeding in the first place. Also the "kennels" of puppy mills with licenses need more visits and regulations as USDA ASPCA and Humane and other folks have to raid after the situation gets dire.
I dare you to go to a dog auction where the dogs are held by the neck being auctioned off for the number of pups they can produce withut a thought to a companion animal and their feelings (generalizing here)... I highly doubt you would ever make that statement though after seeing one. And the fact pet stores will take a dog back? It's because they go back to their "supplier" and make them pay for the dog or provide a new one. They also don't want an investigation of where their dogs come from as a lot just purchase online without verifying credentials or seeing the actual breeding facilities.
And your comment about better adopters? Agreed about risks of low-cost sources and from Craigslist. But you're generalizing as there are amazing dogs that end up again in rescue groups that are fully vetted including microchips and can be an amazing deal. And we have had a TON of wealthy adopters bring dogs back not because the dog was sick, but because they didnt have as much time or perhaps their dog didnt like the adopted one. I know some lower income folks that have paid 12K+ in vet bills because they would do anything for their family member. Good rescues will work with you and take the dog back and even help you find a better match for your family. There are other alternatives............
Legalizing puppy mills? Are you out of your mind? Those creatures, I mean the humans who do this don't give a shit about the dogs in their they use. It's all about the money. Make them have rules to go by? I don't think so. A criminal is a criminal. Yes, I said it. They are criminals. Anyone who treats animals like that is a criminal.
That is a very greedy reply,always adopt from a shelter
Sorry you had bad experiences at the shelter. Just for you not everyone has bad experiences with shelter animals. All the adoptions I personally know have turned out great. Sometimes it is instant and other times it takes them a while to trust their new environment and people. Patience is key pepper with a lot of positive training.
I volunteer for West Coast Boxer Rescue and most of the dogs we rescue are from shelters in California. Dogs in shelters there have 72 hours before they are euthanized. The shelters in California are high kill, due to the many, many dogs being taken to them from individuals, puppy mills and dogs that have been dumped. Rescues place dogs in foster homes and the foster homes work with the dogs to ensure they will be a productive member of the family. I say productive meaning they will give 110% love unconditionally. Puppies purchased from pet stores feed into the puppy mill problem.
I own three shelter dogs...all three would have been euthanized had I purchased a dog instead of adopting them. Puppy mill puppies, for the majority, are not especially healthy dogs. The parents are kept in deplorable conditions, the dogs are in-bred so much which can cause further health problems, and the only one who profits are the breeders. Shelter dogs make wonderful pets - don't buy while shelter dogs die.


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Fun stuff. Definitely need to do another. Great job Jason.
yeah i had a lot of fun...thanks again Jason! and tell your buddies mike, jon and rich sorry for beating up on them with my best IQ round ever!
Yeah when is the next skins tourney. can't wait. Thanks Jason.
I just wanted to thank everyone that came out and braved the weather for the fundraiser skins tournament. We had 13 Ams play for a total of 58 discs. We had 6 Pros show up including Ben Verkamp from Evansville. That was a great surprise and it was really good to meet him. Unfortunately he walked away empty handed as Mick got 11 skins and Scott took the other 7 in that group of 3. In the other pro group Eric and Martin were pretty close with Billy taking only 1 skin. The Ams were too hard to remember and since it was raining I didn't write anything down. Don Lomax was the big winner though with 16 skins in his 5some. You should have seen his stack of discs.
Overall $420 was collected from the tournament. $290 going back into the club to cover the discs and $130 going to the NACVO. (Of course the club officers can change where the money goes. That was just my thoughts. )
We also have a new LDGC member - Hamilton Pullen joined Saturday.
And I also sold a club disc for $5 because I was feeling generous while the club discs were under my control. Nate is a much tougher salesman so don't expect that type of deal again since he has the discs back.
Thanks again and lets try to have another in early June at Charlie Vettiner. We have some disc left and I'm sure we will have more by then too. I will be posting a lessons learned in the next couple of days too in case someone else would like to run a skins tournament or run the one I suggested for June.
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Thank you for helping disc golf in the Louisville area.
I wanted to join in the congrats for those who braved the weather and to Jason for stepping up and helping to move the LDGC forward. I and all those who hold office in the club really appreciate those members who go a little beyond to donate their time and effort to enhance our sport and our club. Remember the meeting on the 28th at the NABC. It should be a good time and an active meeting. Hope to see you there.
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Zoe's Rainbow Dash, a family-friendly 5K color run, will be held on Thursday, July 4 at 8 a.m. around the perimeter of Hamilton Place Mall. Partial proceeds from the event will benefit T.C. Thompson Children's Hospital at Erlanger.
Ten-year-old Zoe Madeline McDonough and her grandmother, Sue McDonough, were killed in a boating accident last summer. Their family created this color run in memory of the two.
Registration for the run is $40 for ages 13 years or older, $25 for children ages 5 to 12 and free for children under 5-years-old. Teams of four or more members will receive a $5 discount off the race registration for each adult team member.
Representatives from Children's Hospital Foundation are grateful to be a part of this event. When participants register for the run, they can choose to donate their registration fee to Children's Hospital. Donations will go to the new patient room renovations.
"Funds raised during this event will advance our healing projects and programs and, most importantly, will be giving children the gift of a healthy future," said Kaitlin Cook, Erlanger Foundations Assistant. "We look forward to everyone joining us on Fourth of July to celebrate the beautiful lives of Zoe and Sue."
For more information about the event, please visit www.zoesrainbowdash.com. Visit www.erlangerfoundations.org to learn more about Children's Hospital Foundation. Twitter users are encouraged to tweet the following: Experience a rainbow of fun @RainbowZoesDash July 4 @HamiltonPlaceTN! #LifeIsSweet.
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Ten-year-old Zoe Madeline McDonough and her grandmother, Sue McDonough, were killed in a boating accident last summer. Their family created this color run in memory of the two.
Registration for the run is $40 for ages 13 years or older, $25 for children ages 5 to 12 and free for children under 5-years-old. Teams of four or more members will receive a $5 discount off the race registration for each adult team member.
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In nineteenth-century Chile, Aurora del Valle suffers a brutal trauma that erases all recollections of the first five years of her life. Raised by her regal and ambitious grandmother Paulina del Valle, Aurora grows up in a privileged environment but is tormented by horrible nightmares. When she is forced to recognize her betrayal at the hands of the man she loves, and to cope with the resulting solitude, she explores the mystery of her past.
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Isabel Allende is the author of nine novels, translated into more than twenty-seven languages, including the New York Times bestsellers InÉs of My Soul, Portrait in Sepia, and Daughter of Fortune. In 2004 she was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Born in Peru and raised in Chile, she lives in California.
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Pfeiffer Places Two Women, Two Men on All-Conference Basketball Squads
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HIGH POINT, NC - Conference Carolinas announced the 2009-10 Mens & Womens Basketball All-Conference Teams, Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Freshmen of the Year award winners in conjunction with the Conference Carolinas Basketball Tournament Championships taking place this week at league institutions. Head Coaches from conference member schools nominate and then vote on the award winners who represent the best of the best for the conference.
Womens All-Conference 1st-Team
Esty Flores, Barton
Marissa Hudley, Queens
Alexa Neal, Anderson
Helen Moore, Mount Olive
Porsha Morgan, Erskine
Womens All-Conference 2nd-Team
Shayla Jackson, Belmont Abbey
Audrey Timmerman, Erskine
Maria Young, Limestone
Jamila Johnson, Barton
Lauren Casey, Lees-McRae
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Ashley Arff, Converse
Henna Koponen, Coker
Jamila Harris, Pfeiffer
Domonique China, Pfeiffer
Lauren Pace, Limestone
Freshman of the Year
Maria Young, Limestone
Player of the Year
Esty Flores, Barton
Coach of the Year
Wendee Saintsing, Barton
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Kendrick Easley, Mount Olive
Chris Woods, Pfeiffer
Daniel Bailey, Queens
Brandon Young, Anderson
Mason Ambler, Coker
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Jarrell Douglass, Limestone
Craig Hayes, Mount Olive
Mike Holloman, Mount Olive
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Tatiana spent the first half of her life living in a Russian orphanage before moving to the U.S. Now, she's hoping to be adopted by a family she can call her own.
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The Maryland "free-range" parents at the center of a national debate over parental supervision have been cleared of child neglect charges related to an incident in December in which their children, ages 6 and 10, were allowed to walk home alone from a playground a mile from their house.
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Chief human capital officers should formalize how they communicate with Congress and agency leaders about the effects of budget cuts, the Chief Human Capital Officers Council leader said Thursday. In doing so, they can better protect initiatives critical to federal human resources.
"I think the CHCOs probably need to be more focused in their message of what HR value is," said Kathryn Medina, the council's executive director, in an interview with Federal News Radio. The message should be, she said, "These cuts that you're proposing, these constraints ... the sequestration, and the continuing resolutions, they have real, tangible effects."
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Patricia Adams, deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for civilian human resources, echoed Medina's concern.
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Adams said human capital leaders should better familiarize themselves with the critical components of their agencies, in order to effectively communicate the effects of budget cuts.
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