Witness saw man beating his dog. He lives on my floor :(
I was in the elevator going down to take Digi out to potty. We stopped on a lower level. A lady I've never been overly keen with got on. Then she spoke to me for the first time. She said I know your a dog lover, so I hope you can help me, I just don't know what to do.
She told me she saw that BEEP beating his dog in the field lastnight. I said who? She said Jenny! He was beating Jenny!! I said OMG they are on my floor, I know who your talking about!!! :(
She told me she was in such shock all she could do was stare & cry. She said she doesn't understand why. She was playing in the field & it looked like she was chewing on a stick, then he went up to her & started beating her with an open hand REALLY REALLY HARD. Then he grabbed her by the throat & carried her off about 15~20 feet, then she couldn't see them anymore, but she could hear Jenny screaming.
Shes very upset she didn't stop him, she doesn't know why she just sttod there totally shocked.
At this point the lady was balling her eyes out. She asked if I knew how to get Jenny taken away & him charged!
I told her to let me take care of it while I'm at work. I'll get the numbers & right contacts, so things can be done right, so Jenny will get taken away (Canadian Laws are different then in the USA, & I didn't want us harming the case, Jenny is safe right now, so I'm not worried), & he can get charged (unlikely, but I can damn well try).
Then she told me the dog is locked on the Balcony for 13~15hr/day with no food & no water! She said lots of people are complaining, + hes breaking the rules of the building (no animals or children left unattended on the balcony, no dogs running free, poop n scoop), which will help us get him evicted & maybe fined too!
We have video cameras on the main floor pointing at the doors.. I'm hoping we can catch him carring her by the throat, or doing something to her (hard evidence is very important).
After lunch I'm calling the OSPCA to talk to an officer that will meet me at my place for about 7pm so we can collect proper evidence to make sure we get the dog out, without him getting her back, & to press charges against him (& possible his g/f too).
Wish us all luck that we do this right so Jenny can be & stay in safe hands very very soon!
