The most cruel abandonment: he pushed and kicked his dog so that he stopped following him

A man was caught in the moment when he abandoned his dog near a lake in California. The dog was attacked by the subject and stopped chasing him.

The video shows a unidentified man pushing and kicking his dog black color to a road that It's next to Ming Lake, in Bakersfield. The animal had no idea that his owner was going abandon him on the road and try to play with him.

When the dog saw that his owner was going to get into the car, he refused to let him.although the man came back to the car and started it. The animal, put your legs on the driver's side door trying to get in but his owner He stepped on the accelerator and the black sedan was far away.

The images show the animal that was abandoned, runs after its owner and was almost hit by a car approaching, to the extent that the other vehicle was moving away.

The recording was directed by Stephen Sage Silverwho was in his car sitting, on the other side of the place where the man let the dog. In the video, you can listen to Stephen who says to the man: "Fuck, no, it's your dog, it's all damned, this guy is shooting his dog right here."

"If you live in Bakersfield, please share this. The person was hitting that dog in the face when I approached them. Then he abandoned the dog after the man tried to get into a physical altercation with me.Stephen writes.

"When he left, he was screaming that it was his dog not mine (not exact words). Kern County Animal Services they workin case and need more information about the owners. Please share in a group related to animals in Kern County. People like these must be brought to justiceStephen finished in his social networks.

Silver posted the video on Facebook on Wednesday and wrote a caption: "These people were hitting that dog in the face when I approached them for the first time."

"Then they gave up the dog after the male tried to get into a physical altercation with me". Stephen mentioned that "by walking away, he cried out:"That's your dog, not mine. ".

Silver mentioned that the Department of Animal Services, Kern County, has opened an investigation into the incident and asks the public information about homeowners, who could be the subject of charges of minor offenses for giving up the animal.

Kern County Animal Services (KCAS) stated that one of his officers found the dog that would have been abandonednear the lake and is now treated at the local shelter.

Department of Animal Services, Kern County, mentioned on his site who have animals that They are looking for a good home. You can see the catalog via the Internet and They have not only dogs, but also cats available every day.

You can find all the races, ages and personality types.