The delivery man should be given a metal 
See something say something.
If you get the feeling something isn’t right question it. You may save a life.
A Georgia man has been sentenced to an [a.sto.nish.ing] **475 years behind [ba.rs]** after authorities uncovered one of the most disturbing dog [fi.gh.ti.ng] operations in recent memory.
Investigators found **107 dogs living in [ho.rr.if.ic] conditions**, many [ch.ai.ned] with heavy logging [cha.ins], suffering from neglect, [s.ca.rs], [in.ju.ries], and signs of [a.bu.se]. Prosecutors said the property contained evidence linked to organized dog [fi.ght.ing].
including equipment used to train, breed, and treat [fi.ght.ing] dogs.
The case began when an Amazon delivery driver [re.por.ted] seeing numerous dogs tied up around the property. That tip led authorities to a [s.ho.cki.ng] discovery that prosecutors described as a large-scale dog [fi.ght.ing] operation.
After a jury [co.nvic.ted] **Vincent Lemark Burrell, 57**, on **93 counts of dog [fi.ght.ing] and 10 counts of animal [c.ru.el.ty]**, the judge handed down the **maximum sentence allowed by law — 475 years in [p.ris.on]**, believed to be the longest known sentence ever connected to a dog [fi.ght.ing] case.
Among the rescued dogs was an 8-week-old puppy named **Baby Shark**, who authorities say was likely destined for the brutal [fi.ghti.ng] ring. Today, she is safe, healthy, and thriving thanks to rescuers.
Animal advocates are calling the sentence a historic victory for [a.bu.sed] animals and a powerful warning to anyone involved in dog [fi.ght.ing].
Justice has finally been served.
Do You Think 475 Years Is Enough for What He Did to 107 Dogs?
What happens to all of the dogs?
to the amazon driver. If not for that individual who knows how many dogs would have been [to.rtu.red] and [lo.st] their life. They are voiceless and it’s up to us to speak loudly for them.
