Take Action Against Alleged Sexual Abuse of a Dog by Inmates

Target: Samuel Prawer, Director of Government Affairs for the Department of Corrections, USA

Goal: Ensure accountability and enhance animal welfare standards in correctional facilities

Shocking allegations have emerged from the Maine State Prison, involving the alleged sexual abuse of a dog by inmates. This horrifying claim brings to light not only the alleged mistreatment of an innocent animal but also raises serious questions about the oversight and ethical management within correctional facilities. According to reports, two inmates are believed to be involved in this egregious act, pointing to a grievous lapse in the prison’s duty to protect all living beings within its walls.

Further details reveal the Maine Department of Corrections’ response, initiating an investigation into these serious allegations. Samuel Prawer, Director of Government Affairs, highlighted the department’s commitment to addressing this issue, though specifics, including the existence of any video evidence, remain undisclosed. This incident allegedly occurred within the context of the Earned Living Unit, a program presumably designed to promote rehabilitation and responsibility among inmates.

The necessity for a stringent review of animal welfare policies in correctional institutions has never been clearer. Enhancing oversight, ensuring accountability for those found responsible, and instituting rigorous animal welfare standards are imperative. Hold individuals accountable for their actions, reevaluate the Earned Living Unit’s policies, and safeguard against future occurrences of alleged abuse.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Director Samuel Prawer,

We write to you amidst disturbing allegations surfacing from within the Maine State Prison, where a dog was reportedly subjected to sexual abuse by inmates. Such allegations, if true, not only expose a horrifying act of cruelty but also underscore a significant failure in safeguarding the welfare of animals entrusted to the care of the correctional system. This incident, reportedly involving two inmates and one dog within the Earned Living Unit, has understandably shocked and appalled all who advocate for the humane treatment of animals.

The Maine Department of Corrections has commenced an investigation, a step we acknowledge. However, this alone is insufficient. We urge a comprehensive review and overhaul of policies regarding animals in correctional facilities to prevent any recurrence of such alleged acts. The purported lapse in oversight that allowed this alleged abuse demands immediate and decisive action to ensure those responsible are held accountable and measures are implemented to enhance the protection of all animals within the system.

Our call to action is unequivocal: instigate thorough policy reforms, enforce stringent animal welfare standards, and ensure transparency in the investigation’s outcomes. Let this unfortunate episode serve as a catalyst for positive change, affirming the Maine Department of Corrections’ commitment to the highest standards of care and responsibility for all lives within its purview.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo credit: grayeme


4 Comments

  1. Mary Young says:

    Animals do not belong in fucking prison the low life fucking humans do but not innocent animals

  2. Alice K Knight says:

    What is the reason for any animal being allowed in the prison? Rehabilitation purposes? If so, it doesn’t seem to have worked.
    Keep innocent animals and children out of the prison walls. Unless there is strict supervision by individuals who take what they do within the prison seriously and with respect.
    Why did this incident happen? This is unacceptable and the person/s involved should have another couple of years to their already time they are serving.
    Lilypearl

    • Mike Shields says:

      You are right Alice. The low lifes that are in prison do not need to be around any animals. They have proven that they can not even be around humans. They have earned the right to rot in prison. I truly believe that they need to be shot in the head and use the saved taxpayers money to help innocent animals in need. Taxpayers do not want to keep feeding and housing these degenerates in prison.

  3. Animals should never be part of a rehabilitation purpose in prisons!! WHY THE FUCK WEREN’T THE INMATES NEAR THIS DOG WATCHED OR SUPERVISED???!!! Now this poor dog was raped??? WTF and WHERE is this innocent animal now???

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