Showing posts with label Animals harmed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals harmed. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 March 2013

$1000 reward for info on Qld roo killer

Nine kangaroos were killed at Toorbul on Wednesday Night.  A white Toyota LandCruiser tray-back ute with a pipe frame and mesh on the back was used in the attack.  The driver deliberately ran these kangaroos down, and then, 10 minutes later came back and ran more kangaroos down.

Photo of similar white ute

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has offered $1000 for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible.

Reward offered


Thursday, 21 February 2013

Animal Slaughter at Morayfield



Twenty ducks and chooks have been decapitated at a property at Morayfield.   Some had their wings removed. 

Neighbours also had one chook killed, and another six are still missing. 

Last year, in the same area, a horse at a neighbours property was belted across the head with a pole.  The horse is still traumatised.

It is suspected that locals carried out the killings.



Chooks and ducks killed at Morayfield

Friday, 4 January 2013

More Caboolture Crime including animal related


Caboolture Stabbing

A man was stabbed at Burpengary.  He was found in a toilet at the BP service station.

Another stabbing occurred at Deception Bay.

Animal Related

Two alpacas were killed at Caboolture in October.

A baby magpie was shot in the head with a nail gun at Bribie.

A dead cat was tied up to a traffic sign near Caboolture River Road.  The cat was seen by numerous people driving past.  Article on dead cat

Caboolture has again come top of the list for animal cruelty in 2012, according to the RSPCA.

There have been 222 cruelty complaints made just in Caboolture.  That figure escalates when other areas are considered like Caboolture South, Morayfield and surrounding areas.  In total, in the greater Caboolture area in 2012, there have been 642 complaints made.
RSPCA Article and statistics
 

A break and enter at Narangba at a bottle shop.  A car was used to gain entry.  The car had been stolen.