PETA Offers Reward in Long Beach Dog Abuse Case
PETA Offers Reward in Long Beach Dog Abuse Case

PETA Offers Reward in Long Beach Dog Abuse Case

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A viral video shows a man violently abusing a dog near 235 East 12th Street in Long Beach, prompting a police investigation and widespread public outrage. The man, described as wearing orange pants, a red flannel shirt, and carrying a skateboard, was filmed slamming the dog to the ground, kicking it, and dragging it away. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the man's arrest and the dog's recovery, stressing the urgency due to concerns for the animal's safety. Long Beach Police and Animal Care Services responded, took an animal cruelty report, and are actively investigating, but there have been no arrests or updates on the dog's welfare. Authorities and animal welfare advocates are urging the public to provide information, as the dog may still be in danger. The case has intensified calls for vigilance against unreported animal abuse within the community.

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