Marley was so weak and malnourished that he couldn’t stand.  Because of kind people like you, this gentle, old cat got a second chance at life. Before: Marley was huddled by a dryer vent when a kind person found him and rushed him to a veterinary clinic in Georgia. The yellow tabby cat was eight pounds under normal weight, severely dehydrated, and chilled to the bone. He had been shaved without care, leaving much of his fur hanging from his body in heavy swatches. He was in such bad shape that several animal shelters refused to take him in. After: With help from our Second Chance® Fund, Marley received immediate medical treatment, giving him a second chance at life. He received IV fluids, blood work, X-rays and continuing care to make a full recovery. He was adopted into a loving home. Despite the abuse Marley endured, the purrs and gentle head nudges he gives are proof that he hasn’t lost his trust in people. Other animals need a second chance. Will you help us heal them, too?

Daisy Was Injured So Badly, She Could Not Breathe

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Cow Abuser Has Wrist Lightly Slapped

Billy Joe Gregg, the creep who is shown in the video abusing these poor cows, got a lousy eight months. I hope that's enough time to keep him from legally registering the gun found in his car searched by the police, never allowing him to become one of them.

For abusing the other, more intelligent animals in this video, the sentence was under a year, so he wasn't charged with a felony for the cows or the gun. Right? He wasn't beaten or scared out of his undersized mind like he did to those gentle creatures. The cows weren't allowed to spend a little private time with him either, so what exactly did Billy Joe experience to teach him a lesson?

Nothing. Okay, he might have had an unpleasantly embarrassing cavity search, but big whoop. He got nothing like what he deserved and I would have felt better hearing this little phycho will never wear a badge or carry a gun like the police officers we occasionally hear about on the news shooting and killing handcuffed people who weren't a threat to them at the railroad station, shooting racially profiled people reaching for their wallets, tazing little old ladies to death in their wheelchairs, or shooting and killing tame, albeit excited dogs at the dog run while they are off duty -- as I am certain it is that type of cop this vermin would be. We don't need another one of them. Imagine what a big man he'd be with a gun. Is it not the serial killer whose past is investigated to find animal abuse?