Respect of animals at all time low: Teens Allegedly Break into N.J. Petting Zoo, mistreat animals

Teens Allegedly Break into N.J. Petting Zoo, Let Animals Loose and Put Lipstick on Miniature Pony

Police are investigating after a group of teens terrorized frightened sheep, goats and other animals at Abma's Farms in Wyckoff, New Jersey

A group of teens allegedly broke into a New Jersey petting zoo after-hours, mistreating some animals, letting others loose and even putting lipstick on a miniature pony.

Now, police are trying to track down the trespassers.

On Saturday at about 10 p.m., Jimmy Abma, one of the owners of Abma's Farms in Wyckoff, 30 miles east of New York City, raced to the property's barnyard petting zoo when he and his family heard a commotion outside, the Wyckoff Police Department said in a release.

He began yelling at a group of at least 6 alleged trespassers he saw on the property, CBS New York reports.

While he was trying to find out what was going on, someone sent him a Snapchat picture of a teenage girl with long, platinum blonde hair and wearing a black crop top and ripped jeans riding a miniature donkey in the petting zoo, say police in the release.

A group of teens allegedly broke into a New Jersey petting zoo after-hours, mistreating some animals, letting others loose and even putting lipstick on a miniature pony.

Now, police are trying to track down the trespassers.

On Saturday at about 10 p.m., Jimmy Abma, one of the owners of Abma's Farms in Wyckoff, 30 miles east of New York City, raced to the property's barnyard petting zoo when he and his family heard a commotion outside, the Wyckoff Police Department said in a release.

He began yelling at a group of at least 6 alleged trespassers he saw on the property, CBS New York reports.

While he was trying to find out what was going on, someone sent him a Snapchat picture of a teenage girl with long, platinum blonde hair and wearing a black crop top and ripped jeans riding a miniature donkey in the petting zoo, say police in the release.

 

it's sign that there's no respect for the law and animals (nature) at a young age

look at what happens when you don't respect nature and laws in adulthood

what about the parenting ? did they tell kids it's ok to breaking into private property and mess with animals?

what happens if the animals bite them ? what happens if they killed some of the animals?

you have to look at the bigger picture

Antifa started somewhere, somewhere it was implanted that laws are ok to be broken

@Os Trigonum

 

the disrespect of animals was the cause of the PANDEMIC
you know Bats, Birds, Flu, SARS, Plague



@Os Trigonum @Reeko

 

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https://nypost.com/2020/10/29/flori...ard-after-paying-for-full-contact-experience/

Florida man mauled by leopard after paying for ‘full-contact experience’ with big cat
By Kenneth Garger

October 29, 2020 | 2:42am


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A Florida man was mauled by a black leopard after paying the owner of a private animal sanctuary for a “full-contact experience” with the rare cat, a report said.

Dwight Turner, 50, had to undergo several surgeries from the Aug. 31 attack in an enclosure behind the home of Michael Poggi in the town of Davie, WPLG reported, citing a report from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Turner had paid $150 to “play with” the black leopard and “rub its belly” behind Poggi’s home, according to an FWC report.

The animal charged Turner once he walked into the enclosure. One of Turner’s ears was ripped apart and his scalp was “hanging from his head” following the attack, the report said.

A photo of Turner obtained by WPLG shows the back of his heavily bandaged head.

Poggi, who is licensed to have the leopard, was charged with allowing full contact with an extremely dangerous animal.

He allegedly admitted his wrongdoing to police, the report said.