Hundreds of Rabbits Who Allegedly Endured Broken Bones, Missing Limbs, and Starvation Deserve Justice

Target: Rich Goldinger, District Attorney for Butler County, PA

Goal: Prosecute animal cruelty case involving 130-plus live survivors and 160 dead alleged victims to fullest extent.

Skeletons, syphilis, missing limbs, broken backs and necks, and “loaded with parasites”: these horrific conditions were used to describe the state of hundreds of rabbits found in a Pennsylvania home. In all, nearly 300 rabbits were rescued from filthy cages reportedly lacking any access to food or water. Even more tragically, about 160 of the rabbits had passed away, presumably from their living conditions.

Dozens of the rabbits have recovered and been put up for adoption, but their story cannot end here. Wendy Czapski was charged with 142 counts of neglect. Yet for the alleged deaths and near-deaths of hundreds of rabbits, she only faced one count of aggravated animal cruelty. And her court hearings have already been delayed once because she was reportedly “nervous.”

Sign the petition below to demand prosecutors seek more stringent charges against a suspect who allegedly oversaw a real-life house of horrors.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear DA Goldinger,

“Anytime there are live animals that are forced to live with dead animals, I think, to me, that just describes — defines, hell.” An animal shelter spokesperson that helped oversee the care of hundreds of rabbits reportedly rescued from Wendy Czapski’s residence aptly summarized the case against this suspect. This woman’s alleged negligence and abuse reportedly led to the deaths of 160 rabbits. Why did the horrific accusations against her (which included broken necks and backs and missing limbs) only merit one count of aggravated animal cruelty?

Please exercise due diligence and pursue charges and punishments that reflect the true gravity of this heinous alleged crime.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo Credit: Mareks Steins


6 Comments

  1. Lezley Rodgers says:

    This is appalling laziness on the part of the prosecutors who could not be bothered to properly list all the neglect and cruelty cases of each rabbit. Clearly all of the rabbits were in a terrible state and needed extensive medical care etc. and the 160 dead were clear evidence of further cases.
    There was NO reason to treat the person responsible leniently an allow her to escape justice, and effectively get away with such dreadful cruelty. The prose uters should be ashamed of themselves and the court for allowing this evil woman to evade justice.

  2. Ooh id give her something to be “nervous” about! A one way trip into the everglades to meet the big gators. Skanky whore

  3. Kristine Dynice-Gates says:

    NOT only did Trump suffer from conditions in Butler, Pa. but poor rabbits as well….. such a needless tragedy…..

  4. ALTO A ESTA DESPIADADA Y ABERRANTE CRUELDAD! CIERREN ESTOS LUGARES DEL INFIERNO 😡😡😡

  5. She deserves to be caged and starved to death

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