Harborcreek Township, Pennsylvania 63-year-old Roy King: Her legs were zip-tied so tightly they swelled

 

Can you imagine being bound so tightly you couldn’t move, left covered in urine and shivering in pain while the person responsible walks free? Sign now to demand the maximum penalty for the man accused of torturing Mimi!

Please note: This email contains distressing and graphic content involving cruelty to animals. We email often because animals in danger cannot wait. Our updates help you see what your support is achieving and where help is urgently needed. Can you imagine being bound so tightly you couldn’t move, left covered in urine and shivering in pain while the person responsible walks free? Sign now to demand the maximum penalty for the man accused of torturing Mimi! SIGN THE PETITION A dog named Mimi was found soaked in urine, trembling, and unable to move. Her legs had been tightly zip-tied together so she couldn’t escape, run, or even defend herself. Abandoned near a home in Harborcreek Township, Pennsylvania, she was left to suffer in agony — bound, terrified, and completely helpless. When rescuers reached her, the extent of the cruelty became clear. The zip ties around her legs were so tight they had cut off circulation, leaving her limbs swollen and severely injured. Her entire body was covered in urine scalding and infection. She was shivering, in shock, and fighting to survive after enduring unimaginable pain. Police have now charged 63-year-old Roy King with multiple felony counts including torture and aggravated cruelty to animals. But charges alone are not justice. Without strong public pressure, animal abusers too often avoid the full consequences of their actions. Sign the petition demanding that prosecutors pursue the maximum penalties allowed by law and permanently ban Roy King from ever owning animals again. Mimi deserves justice for the suffering she endured.​ SIGN THE PETITION Animal Welfare Investigations Project You are receiving this email because you signed a petition or donated to Animal Welfare Investigations Project. Donations to Animal Welfare Investigations Project Limited are not tax-deductible in the United States. This email has been sent by Animal Welfare Investigations Project Limited which is registered in England and Wales with the registration number 13760374, and the registration office of Redwood House, Brotherswood Court, Almondsbury, Bristol, England, BS32 4QW.