Plenty Of Sick People Out There...!

If you are looking for something to use for target practice, I may have the answer for you!

People like this are only good as targets as far as I am concerned! Sorry if that sounds a little harsh, but cruelty like this deserves nothing but the harshest of treatment!

Oh, and don't bother with using new ammo, but instead some old worn out and out dated will get the job done just fine! I'm thinking that a load of rock salt would do to get things started!

Chester man hurt kittens, planned to eat them, SPCA says
By STEPHANIE FARR
Philadelphia Daily News

A drunken Chester man brought two blood-soaked kittens home with him Sunday night and told his roommate he planned on making a meal out of them, officials from the Delaware County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said yesterday.

Francis McGinley, 44, told his roommate he had run over the 4-week-old kittens with his truck "so I could eat them for dinner," according to the police report.

He then brought the kittens into the house and placed them in the bathtub, SPCA spokeswoman Justina Calgiano said.

"I don't know if the intent was to clean them up so he could eat them, but at that point his roommate called police," Calgiano said.

Authorities pronounced one of the kittens, a white female, dead upon arrival, but Calgiano said the cat actually just had labored breathing.

Both kittens - believed to be siblings - were taken to a vet, where emergency technicians named the black, male kitten Karma and the white, female kitten Nirvana. Nirvana was placed in an incubator, and both are now doing well, Calgiano said. They are expected to be placed in foster care today and put up for adoption in four weeks.

Calgiano said she doubts that McGinley ran them over with his truck because it's unlikely they could have survived. Dave Schlott, the Chester animal-control officer who took the kittens to the vet, said he was told that someone had squeezed them.

The charges against McGinley include cruelty to animals and public drunkenness, Calgiano said.

Maybe it's time that someone teach this guy a lesson in the proper way to treat animals! I mean, teach him in a way that he soon won't forget!

I'm sure there will be plenty of volunteers, so just sign up on the form by the coffee pot and we'll draw names for the first chance!

While we wait, let's get some fresh coffee and sit outside! I'll tell you the rest of the story of the trip to the VA !