November 27, 2005

Animals...

I am angry! It usually takes a lot to upset me, but this story has done it. Check this out...http://www.armytimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-1375502.php

The article deals with some of our troops in Africa who found two young cheetah cubs, one of whom was blind in one eye after being kicked by poachers, that were being forced to fight each other for the amusement of people in this small village.

The story gives details of the cubs' treatment. After watching the cubs being drug by children around a yard by ropes tied to their necks, the troops demanded the owner turn over the cubs to them. They did not receive permission from the owner, so the cubs were left in his custody.

In my opinion, anyone who can mistreat a animal could just as easily mistreat women and children. This owner is no better than an animal himself and as such should have been detained and the cubs forcibly removed from his care.

Mistreatment of women, children and aminals is enough to send my blood pressure through the roof and lead me to ramble aimlessly on this blog...thanks for allowing me to vent!

Kelli

Posted by Kelli at November 27, 2005 09:25 AM
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That is just disgusting, really. Poor babies... I am a major animal-lover myself, and my favorite is cats-- big, small, wild, doesn't matter. Cats are so beautiful and proud, and to think that an entire community could be so complicit in something like this blows my mind.

Posted by: Christy at November 27, 2005 02:48 PM

I am not an animal activist but I do believe that one day humanity will suffer for breaking the trust given to us by God to watch over and use wisely the resources he has given us. This story is one of many just like it. It's sad.

Posted by: David [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 27, 2005 09:12 PM