See how this Cruel Man Grabbed His Dog By The Neck And Repeatedly Hit Him With A Shovel


This smiling man is a beast. He is the one who made the dog pictured have all those injuries in April 2016. His name is George Dewain Stennett, 47, from West Monroe, Louisiana. He was seen grabbing his dog by the neck and hitting it with a shovel – repeatedly. The dog managed to run under a nearby car.
When the dog came out from under the car, Stennett hit it again five or six more times. Witnesses called for help. Stennett was charged with aggravated cruelty. The dog was taken for emergency treatment. He had new wounds and several older wounds that had never been treated properly. Stennett had the audacity to lie and say the dog had been hit by a car.
Take a look at this image
man hit dog
Image Credit: yousignanimals
Thankfully there were witnesses and the dog was taken to the veterinarian for treatment. We hope the dog has recovered and found a loving forever home.
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