A friend of mine from high school posted this article on Facebook this morning, and it made me so angry, I really wanted to fly to Brooklyn, grab the heartless shitsack who tossed this poor pup from the roof of a housing project, and gut him like a fish while he was alive, conscious and writhing.  And if he passed out from the pain, a little stimulant shot to wake him up as I eviscerate him and stuff his innards down his throat!

A young Brooklyn
man hurled his dog from the roof of a Brooklyn housing project – but
the pooch miraculously survived the six-story plunge, officials said.

Fabian Henderson, 19, was busted Friday for the cruel crime against Oreo, who ended up with shattered legs, bruised lungs and severe internal bleeding.

[...]

Henderson’s mother, Samantha Henderson, 41, told the Daily News Friday she’s never seen the dog before and doesn’t believe her son did it.

“I
was surprised that he got arrested for that,” she said, noting the
family has a pit bull mix named Diamond. “He’s basically a quiet
person, good with animals.”

But an ASPCA investigation revealed numerous witnesses saw Henderson toss Oreo off the roof, Pentangelo said.

Hate to tell you this, mommy dearest, but your son is obviously a sociopathic piece of shit that needs to be put down… painfully.

Andrea is right when she posted on Facebook that  there’s a special hell for people who abuse animals and children, although I’ll add the elderly to that list. Anyone who abuses those who are weaker than them and can’t defend themselves deserves to die a painful death and rot in hell forever.

I’m looking over to my left, and there’s a cute, pudgy black lab curled up in a furry dog ball on his doggie bed. To my right, I have Lagniappe, who is curled up in a black German Shepherd ball with his favorite hedgehog on his bed. Lagniappe is missing his human, so he’s a little mopey and sad. Superman is camping with his buddy Aaron this weekend, so I’m dogsitting. The two furry creatures are getting along well (except for a slight incident during our walk last night, when Robodog peed on Lagniappe’s head accidentally after the latter stuck his nose too close to the pole Robodog was watering), and Lagniappe is no longer neurotic and fouling every floor in my house he possibly can.  He’s relaxing and comes over to get petted quite often.

When I imagine harming those two, I literally get choked up!  Animals are truly furry little members of the family. I would protect them just as fiercely as I would protect my kids.