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Torturing pets is cruel in southern Florida. It is beyond the pale to treat little animals is such a barbaric way, and certainly not vicious killers, but if one is an innocent human being, well, then even the State will help using the same method.

Thanks, FV, for the tip.

Now Governor Minner of Delaware may face such a moral dilemma. Would she allow a poor doggie to face such cruelty? What about a condemned criminal? What about an innocent human whose father simply wants a chance for her to live? Will she do what they do in Florida, or in old NAZI Germany?

And what about the pets? Were their papers in order? Did they have Living Wills? Did they demand to be dehydrated to death?

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NEW PORT RICHEY -- The dogs faces were sunken. Their ribs pressed against their taut stomachs. Three of them were locked in a cage in the abandoned home.

The police report said all the dogs appeared to be starved and dehydrated. The power had been off since May 14. Neighbors complained about the smell. It was stifling hot inside, the floor covered in feces and urine.

Then a New Port Richey police officer watched one of the dogs die.

"It looked to me like a skeleton with skin on it," the officer wrote in a report.

That's why police arrested Carrie Michelle Posey-Feddersen on Saturday night on one felony count of cruelty to animals involving death and three misdemeanor counts of cruelty to animals......

Pasco dancer accused of animal cruelty

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