PITBULL AWARENESS DAY IS FAST APPROACHING.
THINKING ABOUT MAYBE GETTING SOME FOLKS TOGETHER THAT HAVE BEEN ATTACKED IN MY AREA, OR THE MANY PEOPLE THAT HAVE HAD PETS OR LIVESTOCK KILLED BY PITS AND SEEING IF WE CAN GET SOMETHING TOGETHER.
THIS IS JUST RIDICULOUS.
NOTE TO NUTTERS: WE ARE NOT AS STUPID AS YOU THINK! THERE'S A REASON THAT PEOPLE ARE SCARED OF THESE DOGS!
AND HERE IS A CASE WHERE PITS HAVE RECENTLY ATTACKED BUT THEY ARE STILL TRYING TO PROMOTE THIS EVIL BREED, COURTESY OF LOVE-A-BULL.
http://www.kvue.com/news/Austin-City-Council-considers-waving-pit-bull-awareness-event-fees-103576884.html
Sep 23, 2010
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Aug 27, 2010
Thank you
I just want to say thanks to everyone who expressed sympathy to me during the time when I really needed it. You really don't know that I probably couldn't have made it through as easily without your support and words of kindness.
Aug 25, 2010
7 year old Jason Walter - KILLED by Pit Bulls
Dogs attacked and caused the death of a 7-year-old La Salle boy this morning on a rural property between Varna and Wenona, according to the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and coroner.
The sheriff’s department received a 911 call at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday “advising of a dog attack at the Eric Shanklin Farm, approximately 2 miles northeast of Varna,” according to the report. An area resident advised that an Eric Shanklin is a renter of the house at that site.
“Jason T. Walter, 7, was outside the rural residence when he was attacked by a number of dogs. Family members found him lying in the driveway outside the residence and called 911,” according to the report. Marshall County Coroner Dave Lenz pronounced Walter dead "a short time later.”
“Four dogs, three pit bulls and a mixed breed, owned by other residents on the property were captured and taken to the Marshall County veterinary clinic to be euthanized and taken to Galesburg for further investigation,” according to the sheriff’s department’s initial report. Sheriff Rob Russell initially said the mixed breed was personally owned by Shanklin, but he did not provide any other specific information on the ownership of the dogs.
Walter was a student in the second grade at Northwest School, La Salle, superintendent Dan Marenda confirmed. After learning about the death, the La Salle school district was in the process of making social workers available to school children.
The sheriff’s department was assisted by Wenona Ambulance, Varna Fire and Ambulance and Lifeflight. State police and Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and the coroner continue to investigate.
The sheriff’s department received a 911 call at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday “advising of a dog attack at the Eric Shanklin Farm, approximately 2 miles northeast of Varna,” according to the report. An area resident advised that an Eric Shanklin is a renter of the house at that site.
“Jason T. Walter, 7, was outside the rural residence when he was attacked by a number of dogs. Family members found him lying in the driveway outside the residence and called 911,” according to the report. Marshall County Coroner Dave Lenz pronounced Walter dead "a short time later.”
“Four dogs, three pit bulls and a mixed breed, owned by other residents on the property were captured and taken to the Marshall County veterinary clinic to be euthanized and taken to Galesburg for further investigation,” according to the sheriff’s department’s initial report. Sheriff Rob Russell initially said the mixed breed was personally owned by Shanklin, but he did not provide any other specific information on the ownership of the dogs.
Walter was a student in the second grade at Northwest School, La Salle, superintendent Dan Marenda confirmed. After learning about the death, the La Salle school district was in the process of making social workers available to school children.
The sheriff’s department was assisted by Wenona Ambulance, Varna Fire and Ambulance and Lifeflight. State police and Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and the coroner continue to investigate.
Aug 24, 2010
Man Killed In Pit Bull Attack
A Calaveras County businessman was killed by two of his friend's pit bulls, and the employee is now facing charges, according to authorities.
Mountain Ranch resident Jerry Yates, 69, was attacked on his own property after his employee, tenant and friend's pit bulls escaped their cages.
Yates' son found his body lying between two cars on the property parking area. The son was also attacked after finding the body, but was able to escape.
Deputies said they found a lot of blood on the two vehicles and saw obvious signs Yates was trying to escape when he died.
Friends described Yates as a valued member of the Mountain Ranch community and said the loss would be difficult to bear.
"Truck broke down? Jerry'd come and help you," said friend Doug Josef. "This isn't the way he should've went."
Calaveras County Sheriff's deputies said the pit bulls' owner was arrested and charged with owner neglect and having an animal that caused human death.
The two pit bulls were euthanized by Calaveras County animal control.
Mountain Ranch resident Jerry Yates, 69, was attacked on his own property after his employee, tenant and friend's pit bulls escaped their cages.
Yates' son found his body lying between two cars on the property parking area. The son was also attacked after finding the body, but was able to escape.
Deputies said they found a lot of blood on the two vehicles and saw obvious signs Yates was trying to escape when he died.
Friends described Yates as a valued member of the Mountain Ranch community and said the loss would be difficult to bear.
"Truck broke down? Jerry'd come and help you," said friend Doug Josef. "This isn't the way he should've went."
Calaveras County Sheriff's deputies said the pit bulls' owner was arrested and charged with owner neglect and having an animal that caused human death.
The two pit bulls were euthanized by Calaveras County animal control.
Aug 19, 2010
Yung Joc (rapper) Cited After His Pitbulls Attack Neighbor's Dog
Yung Joc will have to pay a fine after police say two of his pit bulls attacked a local neighbor's dog.
Joc, real name Jasiel Robinson, has apologized for the attack on an unidentified neighbor's animal in his Fayette County, Georgia neighborhood.
According to 11 Alive, Joc says electric collars and a gate at his home malfunctioned when his two pets attacked the other dog.
He has since agreed to pay the dog's medical expenses and has apologized for the incident in addition to paying a citation.
WHAT? THIS GUN TOTIN' WEED SMOKIN' THUG IS A PIT BULL OWNER? NO FREAKING WAY!
Joc, real name Jasiel Robinson, has apologized for the attack on an unidentified neighbor's animal in his Fayette County, Georgia neighborhood.
According to 11 Alive, Joc says electric collars and a gate at his home malfunctioned when his two pets attacked the other dog.
He has since agreed to pay the dog's medical expenses and has apologized for the incident in addition to paying a citation.
WHAT? THIS GUN TOTIN' WEED SMOKIN' THUG IS A PIT BULL OWNER? NO FREAKING WAY!
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