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Man who starved dog until he looked like a “skeleton with fur” banned from keeping animals for decade

  These heartbreaking images show the shocking condition a dog was left in after being starved by its owner. When Staffordshire bull terrier Maxie was rescued by an RSPCA inspector he was so weak he stumbled up the stairs to a vet’s practice. The neglected animal weighed 11kg when he was found, instead of the […]

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2017-07-09 15:43
in Broken Britain, Must Reads
Maxie a staved Staffordshire bull terrier that was found by the RSPCA in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. See Ross story PRYDOG; These heartbreaking images show the shocking condition a dog was left in after being starved by its owner.  When Staffordshire bull terrier Maxie was rescued by an RSPCA inspector he was so weak he stumbled up the stairs to a vet's practice. The neglected animal weighed 11kg when he was found, instead of the 18kg which is normal for a dog of his size. Chesterfield Magistrates' Court heard the dog was given a low body score of one out of nine and that he was so emaciated that he had no muscles in his legs. RSPCA inspector Rachel Leafe said: "When I took Maxie to the vet he was so weak.

Maxie a staved Staffordshire bull terrier that was found by the RSPCA in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. See Ross story PRYDOG; These heartbreaking images show the shocking condition a dog was left in after being starved by its owner. When Staffordshire bull terrier Maxie was rescued by an RSPCA inspector he was so weak he stumbled up the stairs to a vet's practice. The neglected animal weighed 11kg when he was found, instead of the 18kg which is normal for a dog of his size. Chesterfield Magistrates' Court heard the dog was given a low body score of one out of nine and that he was so emaciated that he had no muscles in his legs. RSPCA inspector Rachel Leafe said: "When I took Maxie to the vet he was so weak.

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These heartbreaking images show the shocking condition a dog was left in after being starved by its owner.

When Staffordshire bull terrier Maxie was rescued by an RSPCA inspector he was so weak he stumbled up the stairs to a vet’s practice.

The neglected animal weighed 11kg when he was found, instead of the 18kg which is normal for a dog of his size.

Chesterfield Magistrates’ Court heard the dog was given a low body score of one out of nine and that he was so emaciated that he had no muscles in his legs.

RSPCA inspector Rachel Leafe said: “When I took Maxie to the vet he was so weak.

“He had to keep stopping while walking because he just could not walk properly.

“He looked like a skeleton with fur.

“As well as being underweight, he had an overgrown claw which was curling over into his pad.

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“It would have been incredibly painful for him.”

Maxie a staved Staffordshire bull terrier that was found by the RSPCA in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. 

Shaun Musson, 25, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to the animal at Chesterfield Magistrates’ Court.

Inspector Leafe said: “Musson said he believed the dog had lost weight because he was stressed as he had gone from being at home all the time to working 40 hours a week.

“But put simply Maxie lost a lot of weight as a result of not being fed properly.

“He was such a skinny dog and you could see every single bone in his body.”

The court heard that a member of the public contacted the RSPCA after seeing Maxie.

Magistrates disqualified Musson from keeping all animals for 10 years and handed him a 12-week prison sentence suspended for 12 months.

Maxie a staved Staffordshire bull terrier that was found by the RSPCA in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. 

He was also ordered to pay £300 in costs.

Maxie is now in the RSPCA’s where he has gained weight and now weighs 18kg.

He is up now ready for re-homing.”

Inspector Leafe said: “He is the sweetest dog and he is good as gold.”

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