Link to a story of a galguero who shot dead his galgo in the boot of his car, in Zamora. This is a google translation.
The Guardia Civil has denounced him as an alleged perpetrator of a crime of animal abuse, to shoot the greyhound and cause death in a municipality in the county of Tierra del Pan
The incident occurred on 25th November, about 11.30 am, when the Civil Guard officers heard a gunshot coming from a place close to the population. After intercepted in the place from which the shot a vehicle carrying in his trunk a dog greyhound race that had just been shot with a shotgun, also found inside the houses.
Given these facts, the Civil Guard proceeded to the complaint of the vehicle for an alleged offense on the protection of flora, fauna and pets (crime of mistreatment of pets). Such behaviors common before in certain areas today are persecuted in the Code Criminal establishing its Article 337 that “by any means or procedure unjustifiably mistreating a pet or tamed, causing death or injury which severely damage your health, shall be punished with imprisonment from three months to one year imprisonment, disqualification special one to three years for the exercise of a profession, trade or business that is related to animals.
Similarly, the regulation prohibits bear Arms, display or use without weapons or negligently or recklessly. Violation of these rules may result in sanctions with fines ranging from 301 euros to 30,000 euros, and the withdrawal of weapons and the licenses or permits. Educated proceedings, along with the operated weapon was made available to the Court Instruction Guard Zamora.

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5 responses to “Zamora, Spain – galguero shoots galgo in the boot of his car”
poor poor galgo bless you sweetheart sleep tight so sorry you couldnt live long enough to find a better life and love and care no comment on sentencing
Very sad story indeed!
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It is worth doing IMHO.
P.s. the poor galgo seemed to be in a good physical condition, why this monster of an owner did not bring him to a shelter?!
a good question, Tunde. I reckon some of them just like having the power of life and death over a defenceless being – whether it is an animal or children…sick bastards.
I like, too having the power of life and death over a defenceless being…
For example yesterday we caught the young tom of a neighbour of us. The tom is now approx. 8 months and our neighbour is in financial distress so she can not afford any vet costs right now.
Today we had the big appointment at the vet’s and we generously added approx. 10 years to the tom’s young life by neutering him. He was also tested negative for FIV and FeLV and in a week the vaccinations will start against a couple of deadly diseases. He is also a happy new owner of a microchip now, as a little extra Xmas present.
That is also a decision about life and death.
Pity some galgueros execute this power in a perverted way.