Puppy speared, buried alive

[RVFmal]

most probably just some stupid children.

Stupidity is not an excuse for barbaric behaviour such as this.

 

[Surv0]

A person that hurts animals is the lowest kind of human being, im tempted to go as far as to say they shouldnt even be classified as human, rather animal. They should be treated as they treat the animals.

 

[RVFmal]

A person that hurts animals is the lowest kind of human being, im tempted to go as far as to say they shouldnt even be classified as human, rather animal. They should be treated as they treat the animals.

Agreed that they are the lowest form of humanoid, but they cannot be classified as an animal as almost all other species would never sink to the grotesque levels of putrid behaviour that these monsters sink to.

When last did you see a mammal of the same or different species rape another or even murder them. And this for some sick sense of humour or pleasure.

I am sorry, but "things" like that lose all form of identity. They cannot be classified as human or animal.

They should be treated worse than the poor souls they torture, maim and kill in the name of fun.

 

[Pitbull]

How is this for a happy ending

Stephanie Saville

Pietermaritzburg - Thulani Bernard Khwela, the rescuer and namesake of Bernard the puppy, has been offered a job.

The unemployed Khwela received kudos after he alerted the police to the pup's plight after he heard him whimpering in a covered grave at Camps Drift.

The puppy's little body had been pierced with two assegais before he was buried alive with dead chickens, candles, a mirror and clothing. It is believed that the burial formed part of a muthi-related ritual.

Khwela, hailed as "Bernard the Great" by a Witness reader, was offered a job by a construction company, Maureen Vida of the SPCA said on Tuesday.

She did not know which construction company employed him, but said Khwela told them he was starting work this week. The Witness was unable to contact Khwela for confirmation.

Khwela also received a hamper of food and blankets from the SPCA in gratitude for his good deed, and donations of money from the public. He has also been given dog food and veterinary assistance for his own dogs.

Vida said another spin-off has been that other stray dogs have been placed in the holding kennels at the SPCA with notes from people saying they had found the dogs wandering in the streets.

"We are very grateful for this and feel that the fact that Bernard's story was publicised has helped create an awareness of helping animals."