Sentences with phrase «sees animal cruelty cases»

Not exact matches

In a typical animal cruelty case — on those rare occasions they do get to court — you'll see an attorney representing the people, and another representing a defendant.

You've all seen the «sensational» cruelty cases on the news, but incidents of animal cruelty take place more often than you would think and they happen in our own neighborhoods.

It has been special because we have been able to help more of Jamaica's forgotten animals than ever before by being able to successfully treat some of the worse cases of cruelty and neglect we have ever seen — being able to spay and neuter all animals on admission (as well as many dogs and cats in the adjoining community)-- being able to build new kennels to relieve an overcrowding situation that had existed since Hurricane Sandy 2012 — and being able to expand our program of teaching Jamaica's children kindness and compassion through our animals.

The annual luncheon, held at the ASPCA Adoption Center, celebrated our NYPD Partnership and recognized those who have played critical roles in preventing, investigating and prosecuting cases of animal cruelty and neglect in 2017 — roles like that of Deputy Chief James Luongo, whose commitment to this partnership has elevated the issue of animal welfare for all members of the NYPD; Detective Walter Brant, who is an NYPD Community Affairs Officer and has consistently worked to engage the public with the ASPCA's message through community events like National Night Out; Police Officer Danielle Venuto, whose work and dedication to animal welfare has extended to the rescue and successful placement of dozens of dogs; or Detectives Matthew Edelman and Jonathan Kalman, who saw a Facebook ® video of animal cruelty and took immediate action that resulted in the arrest of a perpetrator and saved the life of a cat named Chester.

Commonly, the defendant in a case of animal cruelty will be charged with causing it unnecessary suffering by unreasonably omitting to provide it with proper and necessary care and veterinary attention (see RSPCA v Isaacs [1994] Crim LR 517).