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Police Found Smuggled Drugs Inside Puppies

ForUsToBe — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 22:53:22 +0000

U.S. Customs found a new method that smugglers use to transport drugs to US.

They make puppies ingest liquid heroin packets or cut open their bellies and stitch heroin packets into their stomachs.

Till now this method was used for humans who were called “mules” or “swallowers”.

After removing the drugs, puppies are killed. Well those who survive the journey, because sometimes heroin packets burst and heroin enters the dogs system.

With special scanners officers now can search and detect dogs with smuggled drugs.

Puppy Vs. Ice Cube, Can It Be Cuter?

ForUsToBe — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:06:02 +0000

Well, we’ve shown you a lot of cute videos, but to be frank and honest this is the cutest.

It shows a puppy playing with an ice cube. Now, what can be cuter than a playful pup?

Puppy Enjoying The Air Conditioner

ForUsToBe — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 17:27:45 +0000

High temperatures affect not only humans, but also plants and animals as well.

Moki, white lab puppy is enjoying the cool comforts of air conditioning. Letting hers ears just flap away on the vent! She moves from vent to vent around the house seeking out cool air. This is probably the best commercial for air conditioning ever. Sponsors, attack!

Facebook Members Demand Prosecution

ForUsToBe — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 21:16:31 +0000

No one knows what was in a mind of a teenage boy Jerzon Senador from Philippines who tortured this young puppy.

He pegged his pet on a washing line in his yard.

After this cruel act, he took some pictures and posted them on Facebook. Pictures went viral.

Over 3000 members joined Facebook group called ‘Jerzon Senador the Animal Abuser’. They demand his prosecution.

Puppy Comes Back From A Certain Death

ForUsToBe — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 17:34:24 +0000

Three months old Wall-e is very much alive and well despite the fact that the puppy was euthanized and declared dead, about a week and a half ago. You might say that he’s an angel dog, says Scott Prall.

He found Wall-e and five other dogs inside a cage.

Since they were very thin and appeared to be sick Prall couldn’t put them in the shelter with the other strays so he called the vet and have them euthanized.

Each one was pronounce dead with the stethoscope, says Scott. Dogs were disposed at the dumpster that supposed to be unloaded that night but for some reason it wasn’t. And the next morning Prall looked inside and found Wall-e.

It was as healthy as he can be, says Scott. The vet listened to his heart, and his heart was fine and thanks to the internet, Wall-e’s story has gone viral.

People across the country are calling to help this lucky puppy.

Officers Seized Puppies To Recover Debt

ForUsToBe — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 10:25:48 +0000

The pensioner, who legal officers did not name, owes 350,000 rubles ($11,330) to an individual in her home town in Russia’s volcanic Kamchatka region in the Far East.

“If she does not fulfill her obligations (to pay back the debt) within 10 days, the three puppies will be sold by the Federal Agency for State Property Management,” legal officers said in a statement on their site fssprus.ru.

In Kamchatka, Shar Pei puppies fetch 15,000 rubles ($482.6) each, media reported. But legal officers said they will try sell them for 5,000 rubles to attract more potential buyers.

They added that the famously wrinkled Shar Pei puppies have been allowed for the time being to remain with the pensioner, who breeds them as her sole source of income as she has no property.

No More Animal Cruelty Videos?

ForUsToBe — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 08:06:19 +0000

Three months after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the conviction of a Virginia man prosecuted under the 1999 law for selling dog-fighting videos, a new bill aimed at stopping these vile videos has passed the House of Representatives in a landslide.

This bill, called the Prevention of Interstate Commerce in Animal Crush Videos Act, would outlaw “obscene” depictions of acts that violate cruelty-to-animals laws, such as crush videos—in which women kill puppies, kittens, and rabbits by stomping on them with their bare feet or in high heels. “These videos have no redeeming value and clearly fall outside the realm of protected speech,” says Rep. James P. Moran, D-Va., one of the sponsors of the bill. “Not only are they viciously inhumane to the animals involved, but they also teach behavior that can lead to other violent crimes against animals and humans.”

Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Simi Valley), the bill’s chief sponsor, said the measure addressed the court’s free-speech concerns, which passed 416 to 3, headed to the Senate for expected approval.

Urge your senator to do the right thing and approve this bill.