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🚨STARVED HER DOG TO DEATH LOCKED UP IN A CAGE KIANA MYER JONES, 23. MANCHESTER MAKE HER FAMOUS A selfish dog owner has been banned from keeping pets for five years after leaving her French bulldog to starve to death in a cage - with just one custard cream biscuit for food. Kiana Myers-Jones, 23, of Wythenshawe left her pet pooch, known as Coco or Cali to die from starvation and dehydration while locked up in a small cage. Manchester Magistrates Court heard that RSPCA Inspector Beth Fazackerley attended Myers-Jones’ address on January 10, 2025 and found the dog dead inside a metal crate in the hallway. Coco was lying in a pool of brown liquid, with only a single custard cream biscuit inside the crate. There was no dog food or water inside. Tests later found no underlying disease to explain the weight loss other than prolonged food deprivation; evidence suggested the dog had been eating non-food items due to extreme hunger. Myers-Jones, of Manchester, admitted causing unnecessary suffering to her dog and failing to meet its basic welfare needs. In addition to the five-year ban on keeping animals, magistrates sentenced her to a 12-month community order with 10 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement (RAR) days. She was also fined £126 and ordered to pay £400 costs at a sentencing hearing on 20 February. The court heard that after finding Coco in the crate, RSPCA Insp Fazackerley took the dog's body to RSPCA Greater Manchester Animal Hospital for veterinary examination. The examination found the dog weighed just 8kg and had a body condition score of only 2 out of 9; a healthy dog should score 5. The court heard that the dog had been left confined in the crate without food, water, bedding or adequate care for several days. Veterinary evidence stated that its suffering would have progressed over several weeks, causing weakness, hunger, muscle wastage and significant distress prior to its death. Following the sentencing, RSPCA Inspector Beth Fazackerley said: "This was a heartbreaking case. "Coco/Cali was entirely dependent on his owner for food, water and care, and he suffered greatly when those basic needs were not met. "Dogs cannot fend for themselves. If an owner is struggling, whether financially or personally, it is vital that they seek help immediately or make arrangements for the animal to be properly cared for. "Leaving a dog confined without food or water is simply unacceptable." Anyone struggling to care for their pet is urged to seek help. Animal welfare charities, including the RSPCA, can offer guidance and support to prevent situations from reaching crisis point. Credit UK Database.

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🚨⚠️ ANIMAL ABUSER - MAKE THIS VILE INDIVIDUAL FAMOUS NORTHUMBERLAND SHARE HIS FACE FAR AND WIDE A cruel pet owner left his neglected and emaciated pet bulldog 'cowering' in fear after he repeatedly kicked and attacked it. Police attended Jonathan Dixon's Cramlington address after neighbours reported hearing a dog "screaming and yelping" but arrogantly he slammed the door in their faces. However, after being persuaded to allow them in, officers found his pet Mabel, who was "skinny and had her ribs protruding" and also had scratches and marks on her face, a court was told. Whilst the constables were inside his address, Dixon admitted that he had kicked Mabel, who cowered every time a constable went near her, because she'd "pooed on the kitchen floor", prosecutors said. The 43-year-old's admission landed him at South East Northumberland Magistrates' Court this week, where he pleaded guilty to one count of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal. Prosecutor, Jade Houston, said police attended Dixon's address on October 18 this year. Miss Houston continued: "They attended following reports of a dog screaming and yelping within the property. This defendant opened the door with a small bulldog behind him. The officers said they needed to conduct an animal welfare check and the defendant shut the door in their faces. "The defendant was told that the officers would be able to enter the property anyway and he did then let them in. Inside was a bulldog called Mabel, who was skinny with ribs protruding. "The defendant claimed he had kicked her due to her pooing on the kitchen floor and she had scratches on her head. When officers tried to get close to her, she ducked and cowered away." The court heard that Mabel was seized and Dixon, of Chirnside, in Cramlington, was arrested. Nigel Hedley, defending, said Dixon had pleaded guilty and was in fulltime employment, earning £2,200 a month. Mr Hedley added: "The dog has been taken away from him, so he no longer has it. He only had it in the first place because a friend of his could no longer look after it, so he took it. The situation manifested itself to where we are today." Credit UK Database.

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