🚨 KILLED A CAT BY THROWING IT AGAINST THE WALL WITH FULL FORCE 🚨 KATIE BEAUMONT, 22 🌎 STEVENAGE, HERTFORDSHIRE Mother-of-two Beaumont killed the pet by throwing it against a wall with such force that he died from the impact. On 26/08/26 Stevenage Magistrates Court sentenced her for causing unnecessary suffering. She received a community order lasting until 25 August 2027, including: - 12 months of mental health treatment - Up to 20 days of rehabilitation activities - Mandatory compliance with a responsible officer Beaumont has also been disqualified for life from owning, keeping, controlling, or influencing the keeping of any animal.

Know this cretins face 👇🏼 🚨 ANIMAL CRUELTY CONVICTION: OWEN RAYNER, STAINCROSS, BARNSLEY — LAUGHED WHILE CHASING, BEATING AND STAMPING ON DEFENCELESS DUCKS Rayner, 20, from #staincross, #barnsley, was recorded chasing and attacking three Mallard ducks with a large stick. The footage, posted on Snapchat, showed him stamping on the birds as they tried to flee. Rayner was seen pursuing the ducks around the lakeside before striking them and stamping on at least three of them. The attack was carried out in front of two other older teenagers, who were laughing as the birds were abused. He admitted an offence under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 for intentionally killing or causing injury to three ducks or ducklings. At Barnsley Magistrates’ Court, Rayner was handed an 18‑week suspended prison sentence, ordered to complete 150 hours of unpaid work, and told to pay over £500 in fines and costs. The court heard the attack was deliberate, prolonged, and carried out for amusement. 𝗥𝗦𝗣𝗖𝗔 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 Inspector Keith Hogben said: “I viewed three video clips showing older teenage men abusing several Mallard ducks by chasing them, hitting them with a stick, and stamping on at least three ducks. It’s unclear whether the ducks were killed.” He added: “This is one of the worst deliberate acts of cruelty on innocent, defenceless animals I have seen in 27 years with the RSPCA. The fact those involved were laughing as they carried out this cowardly act shows how little respect they have for animals.” “Animals feel pain, fear and distress just like we do, and always deserve kindness, compassion and respect.” Source UKACF..

🚨 ANIMAL CRUELTY CONVICTION Rebecca Ferguson, 24, from Moray admitted causing unnecessary suffering to Nancy, a two-year-old Cockapoo found skeletal, covered in faeces and suffering anaemia, fleas, ear mites and periodontal disease. Vets said she had likely not been fed for weeks. Ferguson received 120 hours’ unpaid work, one year’s supervision and a 10-year animal ownership ban. Nancy has since made a full recovery and been rehomed. 🐾