There Are Some Heartless B'st4Rds About.......

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-66716851
...death's to good for some savages.

[Hazlinny]

Sickening .. how I'd like to strangle whoever allowed this poor dog to get in such a condition and then abandon her.

[Ken4155]

Someone will know who the dog belonged to. Let's just hope that particular someone lets the proper authorities know.

[choux]

I pray they find those responsible, TTT and that suitable action follows.
That poor dog :(

[roopower]

There is no excuse for allowing a dog, or any animal, to get into this state. If they couldn't afford treatment there are numerous places they could have taken the poor dog safely. Unfortunately, I suspect it was a case of couldn't be bothered, couldn't care less. Let's hope someone recognises the dog and reports on the owners.

[Barsel]

TTT may I suggest that you give a warning if you intend to show articles like this in future?
Perhaps something along the lines of, 'contains pictures that some will find upsetting'
I didn't expect to see such graphic pictures of that poor dog, and I hope the person who abandoned that dog gets his just desserts.

[choux]

I thought there was an implicit warning within TTT's wording, tbph. I certainly was not expecting a good-news type story.

[ToraToraTora]

No, barsel, I want you to be shocked and get angry with the lowlife scum that do this.

[Barsel]

Oh believe me I do TTT, but pictures like that upset me and I know others are upset by them.

[ABSpareEditor]

Please don't eschew the swear filter.

[Barsel]

choux, there wasn't any indication at all that this was even about an animal.

[ToraToraTora]

Ed, in cases like this a think a touch of Lord mayoring is warranted.

[piggynose]

Ttt, Lord Mayoring?? What you on about?

[JimF]

Lord Mayoring = swearing, me old china. Rhyming slang, innit...

[ToraToraTora]

use yer loaf piggy!

[Pete65]

I'm stuck with "eschew"!

[ladybirder]

I knew it would upset me so I didn't look. My imagination is more than enough:-(

[JimF]

"I'm stuck with "eschew"!"

There really is nothing to be afraid of - it's just a word:

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/eschew

[Pete65]

Thank you, JimF, just looked it up.
It is "body swerve" to me!

[ToraToraTora]

It's the wrong word but I know what they mean.

[Canary42]

I always use the word bustards (no eschewing), perfectly acceptable but people know what I mean.