(This is coming from this website: http://realpitbull.com/abuse.html)
SADIE: A FEW DAYS' PEACE & LOVE
Sadie's story is probably one that is all too familiar to those who do rescue. And I suppose that is just one thing that makes her story so heartbreaking ... it shouldn't be familiar.
Sadie was a Pit Bull ... she came into my life on a Saturday night when the boy who rescued her carried her into our home, and asked me to care for her. She was severely dehydrated, starved, and I was told that she had been beaten with a metal pipe. She had been surrendered on the condition that her owners names not be given out. She was so ill she couldn't lift her hind end up off of the ground by herself. I got water and food down her, gave her a bath, trimmed her overgrown nails (to make walking a bit easier on her), and settled her into a crate for the night. It was a long night ... poor Sadie had been so starved that she had eaten some kind of dead, putrid animal, and nothing would settle on her stomach ... I stayed up until about 5 in the morning comforting her and cleaning up the most vile smelling vomit you can imagine. On Sunday I started her on Pedialyte every half hour by syringe, and Satin Balls, small portions every two hours.
There's more of Sadie's story at the link...
(BRB with another story & picture of severe abuse against pit bulls that I'd like your comment on)
Petunia's face was doused with what we believe was battery acid. Deemed "unadoptable" by the rescue group she was originally taken in by, Lorene Haythorn of Pit Bull Rescue of NJ took Pet took over and began the rehabilitation process. Short months later, with a healed (but scarred) face, and some new manners, Pet joined a family where she became the best friend of a little boy
Since you don't know what is sarcasm and what is not, I will not bother responding to your post.