Kailyn Lowry makes the difference with Jenelle Evans and says she's sick of her dog's death

Kailyn Lowry puts up a white flag as she Teen Mom 2 costar Jenelle Evansface personal struggles.

On Sunday, Lowry came to Evans' defense after her husband David Eason shot and killed their French bulldog Nugget. Lowry condemned the alleged violence of Eason and offered his support to Evans.

Lowry issued a statement on his company's letterhead, Pothead Haircare, and shared the note on his personal social media pages.

"I refrained from commenting on the disturbing situation involving David Eason and Jenelle Evans while I was thinking about Nugget's murder, and saying that I'm disgusted and dismayed by David's actions does not begin to affect my true feelings." has begun.

The contractor distanced itself from Eason and asserted that his alleged actions did not reflect his own or the rest of the company. Teen Mom 2 discard.

She continued, "I want to make it clear that neither I nor my company, Pothead Haircare, tolerate violence against animals, being a dog owner myself, I am heartbroken and nauseated by what happened to Nugget.

Lowry concluded, "I hope that Jenelle and her children will be safe and will take the necessary steps to get the help that they clearly need."

Lowry's note may surprise many Teen mom fans because both have been known to have a rather heavy relationship. In January, Lowry was standing behind her. Teen mom the crew and stated that she "would not attend any type of meeting on the same day or weekend as Jenelle & David" because some of the crew members were supposed to be afraid to work with Eason.

Evans defended her husband and she Teen mom filmed and commented on Lowry on social media. "Then you still have that idiot who tweeted about me to make herself relevant … all you have to worry about, is my little girl," she said in her Instagram narrative.

A few weeks later, Evans and his mother filmed a long Instagram live segment where his mother, Barbara, joked about the murder of Lowry.

Barbara said at one point that they should "light and kill Kail", to which Evans replied, "You can not say that."

Barbara apologized to Lowry and said: "Everyone took it out of place.This is not really what I meant.It was a joke."

She later added in the video: "I was sarcastic and everyone panic as I want to go kill the girl. Come on, I've known the girl for 10 years. It's crazy s-t. "

Upon hearing the news, Lowry tweeted: "I heard Barb wanted to kill me."

She said in another message, "Are drunk words sober thoughts?"

same Amber Portwoodanother cast member with a stormy relationship with Evans defended her. "Omg, I can not even read more about this horrible incident that happened to poor dog Janelles! Ugh," she tweeted on Friday. "The broken heart seriously … I hope she's making the right decision."

Evans was "panicked" after Nugget's death. Eason would have shot the puppy because he's "broke against" their daughter, Ensley. The mother of three children revealed to E! News that she "plans a lot of divorce" from her husband after the events of April 30th.

"I have not come home yet because he refuses to leave, I will not see him and I do not want to talk to him," she told E! News a day after. "Fortunately, the kids did not see him shoot at the dog, they are always with me, I really plan to lay charges against him for that."

Eason broke his silence on the situation on May 1 and explained that he would have shot Nugget to "protect" his family.

"I want to protect my family first and foremost, it's my mission in life, some people are worth killing or dying and my family is important to me," he said in a statement. note on Instagram. "You can hate everything you want but it's not the first time the dog has been aggressively biting Ensley.The only person who can judge the weather or not of an animal is a danger to MY CHILD, that's ME. "

E! News learned that Eason's alleged Nugget assassination had sparked an investigation by the Columbus County Sheriff's Office and Columbus County Animal Control. He could even be sentenced to imprisonment if he is charged and sentenced.