Animal Cruelty

What to Look for in Animal Abuse and Cruelty in Cats and Dogs:
  • Malnutrition
  • Hair Loss
  • Unexplained injuries, health problems or permanent disabilities
  • Animal Hoarding
  • Engaging in dog or cock fighting or attending the "games"
  • Shock collar, electric fences and prong collar training


  • 13% of animal abuse involves domestic violence.
  • 70% of animal abusers also have records of other crimes.
  •  More than 15 million animals are used in research world wide.
  •  Scientists estimate that 100 species of animals go extinct every day.

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