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Buried Alive Dog Survives In Malta


A dog who was found buried alive in Malta after being shot by her owner has managed to survive her injuries. The animal who had more than 40 wounds to her skull and was discovered with her legs tied together has been the focus of media attention.

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They found Star by chance, just in time. These animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with a separate case of an abandoned dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

“When I went down to the soil and started digging, I saw, they still have her nose, then I completed digging soil, they cut out, then we found out that her mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up, so he wanted to make sure that the dog wouldn't escape.”

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.

“You couldn't believe as soon as we took her out, then the pig head up, she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.”

These are some of the 40 pellets removed from Star's head and neck.

“So were you confident you could save her?”

“No, not at that time, definitely not. That type of wound, no, no, there were so many pellets and shot at point blank definitely. No.”

“How could somebody do this?”

“Probably a sick mind.”

This horrific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws, the maximum jail sentence for cruelty will remain at 1 year, but tougher fines are now proposed.

“This one from Australia.”

Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

“She managed to get everyone on board on one united friends to go for animal welfare. Now is the moment that the Malta's law gets a bit harsher and tougher with culprits who are not so nice with animals.”

This weekend there'll be a march through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences, and it's been prompted by Star's case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is lined up to adopt her. She needs 3 or 4 more weeks’ medical treatments here at the hospital and then she'll go to her new home.

Her survival and recovery is amazing, her story is one that will resonate in Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lane, Sky News.

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aivir

   They found Star by chance just in time. These animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with the separate case of abandon dog. When they heard her weeping under the ground they followed the noise, saw the tip of Star’s nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.
When I went down to the soil, started digging, I saw her nose, and I completed digging so carried her out and then found out her mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up, so he wanted to make sure that the dog wouldn’t escape.
   Star had been bond, buried and shot but was alive
   You can’t believe as soon as we took her out and pick her up, she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.
   These are some of the forty // removed from Star’s head and neck.
   Were you confident you can save her?
   No, not at the time, I felt I’m not. That, // no, no, not with so many bullets and shot //. Definitely no.
   How could somebody do this?
   Probably a sick mind.
   This horrific story emerged just as // reviewing its animal welfare laws. The maximum jail sentence of cruelty will remain one year, but tougher finds and now proposed
   This one from Australia…
   Officials here have received hundreds of emails around the world expressing chock at this case and offering Star a home.
   She managed to get everyone on board on one united friends to go for // not was the moment that’s the // law gets a bit harsher and tougher with // and that’s //.
   This weekend there’ll be a marge through the streets of Malta in support of a tougher sentences and it’s been prompted by Star’s case. Now despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is lined up adopt her. She needs three or four weeks medical treatments here at the hospital and then she will go to her new home. Her survival and recovering is amazing, her story is // in Malta for a long time to come.
    Peter L, Sky News.

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野木羊

They found Star by chance just in time.These animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with the set put case of the abandoned dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging,taking this picture as they rescued her.I went down to this way and started digging, and then saw her nose. And then i complete digging so they get her out. Then we find out her mouth was tied up with this, even had her feet tied up so who want to make sure that the dog won't escape. Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive."You couldn't believe as soon as we get her out, and dig her head up. She even move her head like she was happy again." These are some 40 pallets removed from Star's head and neck. "Were you confident you could save it?""No, not that confident not. That type of wound, no, no, not so many pallets and shot upon blank definitely.""How could somebody do this?""Probably a sick mind."

This horrific story emerged just as Maltese revealing its animal welfare laws the maximum jail sentence for cruelty were remained one year but tougher fines are now proposed."This one from Australia." Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home. "She managed to get everyone on board, on one united fronts to go for an animal welfare. Now it's the moment that Maltaees' law gets a bit harsher and tougher ***** "

This weekend there will be a march through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences, and it's been prompted by Star's case. Now despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta. A family is lined up to adopt her, she needs three or four more weeks medical treatment here at hospital and she will go to her new home. Her survival and recovering is amazing. Her story is one of reserva in Malta for a long time to come.

saminio

Homework

They found Star by chance just in time. These animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with the sick poor case of an abandoned dog. When they heard her ring// under the ground they followed the noise, saw the tip of Star’s nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

When I went down to the soil, i started digging, I saw her nose, and I completed digging the soil, then carried out and then found out her mouth was tied up with a //, even her feet were tied up so, he wanted to make sure that the dog wouldn’t escape.

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive. You can’t believe as soon as we took her out and picked her up, she was even moving her // like she was happy again.

These are some of the forty // removed from Star’s head and neck.

Were you confident you could save her?
No, not at that time,//not. There were so many bullets and shot//. Definitely no.
How could somebody do this?
Probably a sick mind.

This horrific story emerged just as Malta with reviewing its animal welfare laws. The maximum jail sentence for cruelty will remain at one year, but tougher fines are now proposed.
   
This one from Australia. Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone aboard, //England, France,to go for a animal welfare. Now it's the moment that’s the Malta's law gets a bit harsher and tougher with // and //.

This weekend there’ll be a march through the streets of Malta in support of a tougher sentences and it’s been prompted by Star’s case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is lined up adopt her. She needs three or four more weeks' medical treatments here at the hospital and then she'll go to her new home. Her survival and recovery is amazing, her story is resonating in Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lein, Sky News.

polartag

Homework:

They found Star by chance, just in time, these animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with a seperate case of an abandoned dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

When I went down to the square and started digging, they still have her nose, then I complete digging soil, they cut out, then we found out that her mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up, so he wanted to make sure that the dog won't escape.

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.

You couldn't believe as soon as we took her out, then the pig head up, she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.

These are some of the 40 pellets removed from Star's head and neck.

So were you confident you could save her?

No, not at that time, definitely not. That type of wound, no, no, not with so many pellets and shot up blind definitely. No.

How could somebody do this?

Probably a sick mind.

This horrific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws, the maxium jail sentence for cruelty will remain at 1 year, but tougher fines are now proposed.

This one from Australia.

Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone on broad on one united funds to go for animal welfare. Now is the moment that the Malta's alw gets a bit harsher and tougher with Karl pre-school are not so nice with animals.

This weekend there'll be a march through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences, and it's being prompted by Star's case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, we've decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is line up to a doctor, she needs 3 or 4 more weeks of medical treatments here at the hospital and then she'll go to her new home.

Her survival and recovery is amazing, her story is one that will reginating Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lane, Skynews.

zpc224

on polartag )

They found Star by chance, just in time, these animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with a seperate case of an abandoned dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

When I went down to the soil and started digging, they still have her nose, then I complete digging soil, they cut out, then we found out that her mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up, so he wanted to make sure that the dog won't escape.

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.

You couldn't believe as soon as we took her out, then the pig head up, she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.

These are some of the 40 pellets removed from Star's head and neck.

So were you confident you could save her?

No, not at that time, definitely not. That type of wound, no, no, not with so many pellets and shot at point blank definitely. No.

How could somebody do this?

Probably a sick mind.

This horrific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws, the maxium jail sentence for cruelty will remain at 1 year, but tougher fines are now proposed.

This one from Australia.

Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone on broad on one united funds to go for animal welfare. Now is the moment that the Malta's alw gets a bit harsher and tougher with culprits who are not so nice with animals.

This weekend there'll be a march through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences, and it's being prompted by Star's case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, we've decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is lined up to a doctor, she needs 3 or 4 more weeks of medical treatments here at the hospital and then she'll go to her new home.

Her survival and recovery is amazing, her story is one that will resonate Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lane, Skynews.

nickylan

HOMEWORK:
They found Star by chance just in time. This animal welfare officers in ** dealing with the separate cases of abandoned dogs when they heard of the whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the * Star’s nose and started digging. Taking this picture as they rescued her.

When I went down to the soil, and started digging the soil to have her nose. Then I * digging so it can get out. Then we found out that her mouth was tied up by a lace, even her feet were tied up. So He wanted to make sure that the dog won’t escape.

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.

You couldn’t believe that as soon as we took her head out, then pick her up, she was even moving her * like she was happy again.

These are some of the 40 pennies removed from Star’s head and neck.

** you’re confident that you could save her?

No, not a *****. We’re not doing so many ***. Definitely no.

somebody **.

Probably six months.

This horrific story in * just as Malta as revealing its animal welfare laws. The maximum jail sentence * will remain one year, but tougher fines and now proposed.

This one is from Australia.

Officials here have received hundreds of Emails around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone on board on one and night to France to go for an animal relevant. Now it’s the moment that * law gets a bit tougher and harsher with **. I’m ***.

This weekend will be a march through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences and it’s been prompted by Star’s case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta a family is lined up to a doctor. She needs 3 or 4 more weeks medical treatments here in hospital and then she will go to her new home.

Her survival and recovering was amazing. Her story is one of the * in Malta for a long time to come.

scbcl2005

HW:

They found Star by chance just in time. These animal welfare offices in Malta have been dealing with the sick for cases of the abandoned dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw a tip of Star's nose, and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

When I went down to the soil, I started digging, I saw half of her nose, then I completed digging soil, they care a lot, then we found out that had a mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up so. Who want to make sure that the dog won't escape.

Star had been bound, burried and shot but was alive.

you couldn't believe as soon as he was took out, and picked out, she was even moving her legs(her tail like), she was happy again.

These are some of 40 pellets from Star's head and neck.

Were you confident you can save her?

No, not, definitely not. That type of wound, no, not were so many, but it's under shot a bone blank definitely. No,
How can somebody do this?

Probably a sickmind.

This horrific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws. The maxium jails sentences of cruelty remained one-year but tough fines are now proposed.

Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock to this case, and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone on board on one united funds to go for animal we're living, nwo it's the moment that the Malta law gets harsher and harsher with Kar pre-school and not so nice with animals.

This weekend there'll be a march through this street of Malta in support for tougher sentences. And it's been prompted by Star's case.

Now despited offers come in around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is lined up to adopt her. She needs 3, 4 more weeks medical treatment here the hospital and then she'll goto her new home.

Her survival and recovering is amazing. Her story is one more resonated Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lane, Skynews.

qiapa

HW
They found Star by chance, just in time. These animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with a separate case of an abandon dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

And I went down to the soil and started digging. I saw her nose then I completed digging so they get her out. Then we find out that her mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up. So he wanted to make sure that the dog won't escape.

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.

You couldn't believe as soon as we took her out, then the pig head up, she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.

These are some of the 40 pellets removed from Star's head and neck.

Were you confident you can save her?

No, not at that time, definitely not. That type of wound, no, no, there were so many pellets and shot upon blind, definitely, no.

How could somebody do this?

Probably a sick mind.

This horrific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws. The maximum jail sentence for cruelty will remain at one year but tougher fines are now proposed.

Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world, expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone on board on one united fund to go for animal welfare. Now at the moment, that's the Maltese law gets a bit harsher and tougher with culprits who are not so nice with animals.

This weekend, there will be a march though the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences, and it's been prompted by Star's case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta. A family is lined up to adopt her. She needs three or four more weeks' medical treatment here at the hospital and then she will go to her new home.

Her survival and recovery is amazing. Her story is the one that will resonate in Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lane, Sky News.

ngkfgetg

on zpc224


They found Star by chance, just in time, these animal welfare officers in Malta had been dealing with a seperate case of an abandoned dog when they heard whimpering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.

When I went down to the soil and started digging, I saw, they still have her nose, then I completed digging soil, they cut out, then we found out that her mouth was tied up with a lace, even her feet were tied up, so he wanted to make sure that the dog wouldn't escape.

Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.

You couldn't believe as soon as we took her out, then the pig head up, she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.

These are some of the 40 pellets removed from Star's head and neck.

So were you confident you could save her?

No, not at that time, definitely not. That type of wound, no, no, there were so many pellets and shot at point blank definitely. No.

How could somebody do this?

Probably a sick mind.

This horrific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws, the maxium jail sentence for cruelty will remain at 1 year, but tougher fines are now proposed.

This one from Australia.

Officials here have received hundreds of emails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.

She managed to get everyone on board on one united front to go for animal welfare. Now is the moment that the Malta's alw gets a bit harsher and tougher with culprits who are not so nice with animals.

This weekend there'll be a march through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentences, and it's been prompted by Star's case.

Now despite offers coming in from around the world, we've decided that Star should stay here in Malta, a family is lined up to adopt her, she needs 3 or 4 more weeks of medical treatments here at the hospital and then she'll go to her new home.

Her survival and recovery is amazing, her story is one that will resonate in Malta for a long time to come.

Peter Lane, Skynews.

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Star 已经于6-9号离开世界, Rest in god's arm forever...。参见：http://www.thedogfiles.com/2011/ ... ta-dog-passes-away/

zhonghaida

Thanks for sharing

yoghurtyoxi

They found Star by chance just in time. These animal welfare officers in Malta have been dealing with separate cases of abundant dogs when they heard whimpering on the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star’s nose and started digging, taking this picture as they rescued her.
“I went down to the soil and started digging. I saw her nose, then I completely digging, so they carried out, then I found out her mouth was tied up with lace. Even her feet was tied up. So he wanted to make sure that the dog won’t escape.”
Star had been bound, buried and shot but was alive.
“Given the bullet, as soon as we took head out, a big headache, then the she’s even moving about like she was happy again.”
These are some of the forty pellets removed from Star’s head and neck.
“Are you confident, you can say?”
“No, No that confident, no, that type of, no, no, no, not so many pellets. It’s shot upon the neck definitely. No.”
“How could somebody do this?”
“Probably a set mind.”
This terrific story emerged just as Malta was revealing its animal welfare loss. The maxim jail sentenced to cruelty will remain at one year but tougher fines are now proposed.
“This one is from Australia. This one is…”
Officers here have received hundreds of emails from around the world, expressing shock at this case and offering Star a home.
“She managed to get everyone on board at one night. Many friends took to go for animal welfare. Known at this moment that the motif is to get a bit harsher and tougher with culprit who I know is cruel to animals.”
This weekend there will be a march through the street of Malta in support of tougher sentences. And it has been prompted by Star’s case. Now despite officers coming in from the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Malta and her family is lined up to a doctor. She need three and four more weeks medical treatment here at hospital and she’ll go to her new home.
Her survival and recovery is amazing. Her story is one that’ll be resonating in Malta for a long time to come.


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xstella

Homework
They found star by chance,just in time.These animal welfare officers in Molta had been dealing with a seperate case of a abandon dog when they heard whimpering under the ground.They followed the noise,saw the tip of star's nose and started digging.Taking this picture as they rescued her.
When I went down to the soil and started digging. I saw, they still have her nose, then I completed digging soil.Then they cut out.Then we found out that her mouth was tied up with a lace and even her feet were tied up. So he wanted to make sure that the dog won't escape.
Star has been bound burried and shot,but was alive.
You couldn't believe as soon as we took her out,then the pig head up, she was even moving her tail liked she was happy again.
These are some of the forty pellets removed from star's head and neck.
Were you confident you could save her?
No, at that time, definetely not.
How could somebody do this?
Probably they are sick mind.
This herrific story emerged just as Molta was reviewing its animal welfare laws. The maximum jail sentence for cruelty will remain at one year but tougher fines are now proposed.
This one is from Australia.
Offical here has received hundreds of e-mails from around the world expressing shock at this case and offering star a home.
She managed to get everyone on board on one united friends to go for animal welfare.Now it is the moment that Molta's law gets a bit harsher and tougher with culprits who is not so nice with animals.
This weekend there will be a march through the street in Malta in support of tougher sentences and it is prompted by star's case.
Now despites offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that star should stay here in Malta.The family is lined up to adopt her. She needs three or four more week medical treatment here in the hospital and then she could go to her new home.
Her survial and recovery is amazing. Her story is one resonate in Molta for a long time to come.


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tarina

They found Star by chance just in time.These animal welfare officers in Motahapin dealing with the separate case of an abandoned dog when they heard whippering under the ground. They followed the noise, saw the tip of Star's nose, and started digging. Taking this picture as they rescued her.
When I went down to this..had nose, then I ..so find out that.. had a mouth was tied up with a lace, even had feet tied up. So, we wanted to make sure that the dog wanted escape.
Star had been bound, buried and shot, but was alive.
Given the belly as soon as we...big cut up..so moving..she was happy again.
These are some of the 40 pellets removed from Star's head and neck.
were you confident that you could save her No. not at that time ..not..that type of wound, we had not so many budget. short of plan definitely.no.
How could somebody do this? Probably a sick-mind
This herofic story emerged just as Moteress reviewing its animal welfare laws. The maximum jail sentence for cruelty will remain one year, but tougher fines are now proposed.
This one from australia..
Officiers here have received hundreds of emails from around the world, expressing shock at this case, and offering Star a home.
She manages to get everyone on board, on ..France to go for animal welfare, Mote's law gets a bit ....
This weekend,there will be a march through the streets of Mote in support of tougher sentences and it's been prompted by Star's case.
That despite offers coming in from around the world, it was decided that Star should stay here in Mote. a family, a doctor, she needs 3 or 4 more weeks medical treatment here in the hospital, and then shall go to her new home.
Her survival and recovery is amazing. Her story has won the ..in Mote for the long time to come.
Peter Lane. SkyNews

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LJH0627

They found Star by chance just in time ,these animals welfare offices in Malta had been dealing with the separate case of abandoned dog when they heard wimpring under the ground.They followed the noice,saw the tip of Star's nose and started digging ,taking this picture as they rescued her.When I went down to the soil and saw they still have her nose,and I completed digging soil they cut out.Then we found out that her mouth was tide up with a lace,even her feete  were tide up,so he wanted to make sure that the dog won't escape.Star had been bound, buried and shot,but was alive.You couldn't believe as soon as we took it out,then the pig head up,she was even moving her tail like she was happy again.These are some of the 40 pallets removed from Star's head and neck.Were you confident you could save her?No,not at a time definitely not.That,that type of wound,no,no,not,we not --so many pallets and the shot at point blank.Definitely,no.How do somebody do this?Probably a sick mind.This horific story emerged just as Malta is reviewing its animal welfare laws.The maximun jail of sentance for cruelty will remain one year ,but tough fines are now proposed.This one from Astralia.Officials here have recived hunders of email around world,expressing shocks on this case and offering Star a home.She managed to get everyone on board,on one united friends to go animal welfare.Now is the moment that the Malta's law gets a bit harder and tougher with -- who are not so good to animals.This weekend there will be a match through the streets of Malta in support of tougher sentances,and it's been pronmted by Star's case.Now dispite offices come in from around world,it's decide that Star should stay here in Malta ,a family is lined up to adopt her . She needs three or four weeks.Medical treatment here at the hospital and then she will go to new home .Her survival and recover is amazing.Her story is one that will resonate----- to a long time to come.
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