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Sugar Cookie

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A Long Island man has been arrested after he allegedly bit his parents Shih Tzu on the head so viciously he removed her right eye.

Aaron Kluger, 20, has been charged with charged with torturing and injuring an animal, a misdemeanor offense.

The three-year-old pup named Chloe was rushed to an animal hospital for emergency treatment at around 9pm on November 6.

The hospital immediately notified Nassau County SPCA.

Gary Rogers, a spokesman for the SPCA, said on Monday morning that the veterinarian who treated Chloe is hopeful the pooch will regain her sight with proper care and treatment.

Kluger was arrested on Saturday based on information given to the SPCA detectives by a family member.

Chloe appears to be doing well and is back with her owners.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5145273/Man-arrested-bit-parents-dog-removed-eye.html
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Dear mom and dad,
Aaron is 20 now and a total dick.
What ever the reason is he is still at home, it isnt helping him to mature.
Please, for everyone's sake and safety, kick his ass to the curb.
Time for Aaron to sink or swim.
 
So, did he substitute a different dog in his little video as one of the comments indicate? It was posted only 18 hrs ago, so I would expect a band-aid at least but the dog in the video is fine. I highly doubt the veterinarians made it up or exaggerated the injury. He should get some kind of penalty for even claiming it.
 
So, did he substitute a different dog in his little video as one of the comments indicate? It was posted only 18 hrs ago, so I would expect a band-aid at least but the dog in the video is fine. I highly doubt the veterinarians made it up or exaggerated the injury. He should get some kind of penalty for even claiming it.
Maybe this time it wasn’t him. When Eyes are removed from dogs and cats they usually suture the eyelids closed shirt and it’s not bandage
[doublepost=1512546072,1512545938][/doublepost]I would also never expect an veterinarian be charged with animal neglect but I have posted a story of one that was.
 
When Eyes are removed from dogs and cats they usually suture the eyelids closed shirt and it’s not bandage

I went back and reread the original article and it says the vet hopes the dog regains sight in that eye, so it wasn't removed. Still, wouldn't it be bandaged or look different from the uninjured eye? I wish I had a verified photo of the injured dog. There's quite a discussion building on his FB post and I'm not the only one questioning it.
 
I went back and reread the original article and it says the vet hopes the dog regains sight in that eye, so it wasn't removed. Still, wouldn't it be bandaged or look different from the uninjured eye? I wish I had a verified photo of the injured dog. There's quite a discussion building on his FB post and I'm not the only one questioning it.
Usually eyes are left open. Treatment may include eye drops and antibiotic treatment. I was looking for excessive moisture around the eye that would indicate an eye injury or a constant irritant like hair or eyelashes.
 
Too bad we didn't get a hair trigger asshole cop that isn't afraid to put a round in a rabid dog. and by dog I mean Mr. Kluger. Is he trying and failing to throw gang signs? Dude, if you're so white you glow in the dark, no ones buying your hand signs.

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I went back and reread the original article and it says the vet hopes the dog regains sight in that eye, so it wasn't removed. Still, wouldn't it be bandaged or look different from the uninjured eye?

Shi Tzu eyes are very sticky-outey. It probably popped out of the socket onto the poor dog's cheek without detaching, and the vet was able to pop it back in.
 
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