Paw Protectors Rescue shared Nevada Political Action for Animalss photo. Some people are truly evil, they may look human but there is nothing but a black heart and black soul. The Monster pictured below is one of those people! A pet store owner in Las Vegas, Nev., is accused of intentionally setting fire to her business while dozens of dogs were still inside, reported Mondays News 3. Fire investigators arrested 35-year-old Gloria Lee for allegedly setting fire to the Prince and Princess Puppy Boutique early last week. Thanks to the prompt response from fire officials and a sprinkler system, all 28 dogs, who were inside of the pet store at the time that the blaze erupted, were rescued. Clark County spokesman John Steinbeck told the Las Vegas Sun: Fortunately, the quick response and actions taken by our firefighters, the activation of three sprinkler heads and the unusual design of the kennels prevented this from being very tragic, The potential was there for all of these dogs to have died in the fire. Lee is facing felony charges of arson and conspiracy to commit arson; on Monday morning, she was scheduled for arraignment. Rally asking for Max Penalty and Animal Cruelty Charges for Pet Store Owner Gloria Lee February 5th 7:15am Gloria Lee allegedly set fire to her own pet store with 28 puppies inside. She is currently being charged with Consp Arson, 1st degree Felony and Arson 1st degree Felony Animal advocates and concerned citizens will hold a Rally on Wednesday morning in front of the Justice court asking that Gloria Lee gets MAX penalty and that she also be charged with Cruelty to Animals. We want to show that this type of heartless cruelty towards animals will not be tolerated. If not for the quick and brave actions from our firefighters all 28 puppies would have perished in the fire. WHEN: February 5th, 2014 WHERE: Las Vegas Justice Court (public sidewalk) 200 Lewis Ave #2 Las Vegas, NV TIME: 7:15 am Contact Person: Stacia Newman (702) 810-9354 Nevada Political Action for Animals Rally asking for Max Penalty and Animal Cruelty Charges for Pet Store Owner Gloria Lee February 5th 7:15am Gloria Lee allegedly set fire to her own pet store w... See More Unlike · · Share · 191111 · about an hour ago · Top Comments You and 190 others like this. Stormy Weathers Daniela Narijauskiene She doesnt look human, you can see she is rotten inside from looking at her face, and she should die. Like · Reply · 16 · about an hour ago Deanne Henry Canterbury She needs the DEATH penalty give to her. Like · Reply · 14 · about an hour ago 2 of 111 View more comments SIMILAR TO PAW PROTECTORS RESCUE Daniel The Beagle Dwyer 115,068 likes Like Second Chance Rescue NYC Dogs 198,631 likes Like Grace Anna Sings 130,118 likes Like Yonkers Animal Shelter 65,222 likes Like Paw Protectors Rescue shared Hendrick Boardss photo. My Name is Joshua. I Died At The Hands Of An Animal Abuser. I died in below freezing temperatures and weighed 5 pounds at the time of my death, I died with only 2 leaves in my stomach! Paw Protectors Rescue posted the video last week of Joshuas Story and here is the Update. The Monster has been arrested that allowed Joshua to die and 2 other dogs to slowly starve and freeze, the 2 other dogs survived and have been taken by Animal Control. Joshua’s abuser has been charged. Her name is Brittany Danielle Coble. Coble, a 22-year-old woman, now faced with a pair of animal cruelty charges after an investigation by the Lexington Police Department and The Ginger’s Fund. Brittany D. Coble of 199 Hillcrest Court was arrested Wednesday under the charges of felony cruelty to animals and misdemeanor cruelty to animals. She was given a $5,000 unsecured bond and court date of Feb. 27. Officer Sam Fritts located 1 dog who had died because of the abuse (who we now call Joshua) and two dogs that were extremely emaciated and needed medical attention, according to the report. The dogs were seized by the Police Department who in turn signed them over to Ginger’s Fund, operated by Friends of the Shelter Davidson County North Carolina. An arrest warrant alleged Coble failed to feed a dog and house it out of cold weather, in addition to not providing medical attention. A second warrant stated Coble deprived the necessary sustenance for a mix beagle and miniature pinscher. I spoke with Donna Grooms, Executive Director with the Ginger’s Fund. Grooms stated “ I actually had no doubt that there would be a felony charge for the death of “Little Joshua”. I’m pleased that the Lexington Police Department and Animal Control Officer “Sam Fritts” do not take animal abuse/cruelty/neglect lightly. “ You can donate to the Ginger’s Fund in two ways. Direct donate : friendsoftheshelterdcnc/about-us/ -OR- By purchasing a shirt from Hendrick Boards : hendrickboards/s/save-jasmine-jasper
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