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DEAN SAVAGE CRUMPSALL DOG CRUELTY SCANDAL: HORRIFIC ABUSE OF STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIERS REVEALED

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In a disturbing case that has shocked the local community of Crumpsall, Manchester, Dean Kenneth Savage, born on 26 April 1979, has been found guilty of severe animal cruelty involving neglected and i.... Scroll down for more information.


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    DEAN SAVAGE CRUMPSALL DOG CRUELTY SCANDAL: HORRIFIC ABUSE OF STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIERS REVEALED

    In a disturbing case that has shocked the local community of Crumpsall, Manchester, Dean Kenneth Savage, born on 26 April 1979, has been found guilty of severe animal cruelty involving neglected and injured dogs kept in deplorable conditions at his residence on Crescent Road. The case came to light after the RSPCA responded to a tip-off and conducted a thorough investigation into the living environment and treatment of Savage's pets.

    One of the three Staffordshire bull terrier-type dogs, a female named Harley, was discovered in May 2023 suffering from a grievous ear injury. The RSPCA officers who attended Savage’s flat found Harley in a state of distress, with her left ear hanging precariously by a small patch of skin. Savage admitted to causing Harley unnecessary suffering by neglecting to seek prompt veterinary care, a failure that contributed to her painful condition.

    In addition to Harley, Savage was also responsible for the welfare of two other dogs, Joker and Snowflake, both of whom were also subjected to neglect and cruelty. The RSPCA’s investigation revealed that the environment in which the dogs were kept was grossly unhygienic. The flat was found to be filled with a foul smell of urine and dog feces, with a cage in the front room containing ripped-up rubbish and bedding, indicating a complete disregard for cleanliness and animal comfort.

    Animal Rescue Officer Steve Wickham provided a detailed account of the conditions. He described Harley as being in discomfort and shaking her head, and expressed shock upon seeing her in daylight. Wickham noted that Joker was confined in the bathroom behind a child gate, with torn toilet paper and other debris scattered on the floor, further illustrating the neglect.

    Veterinary examinations later confirmed that Joker and Snowflake bore multiple scars and wounds across their legs, face, and neck, evidence of physical abuse and poor living conditions. The RSPCA intervened, and the Greater Manchester Police subsequently took custody of the dogs, ensuring their safety and well-being. All three dogs have since been adopted into loving homes and are reportedly thriving, a stark contrast to their previous suffering.

    Dean Savage faced prosecution by the RSPCA and appeared before Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court for sentencing on November 19, 2024. The court heard the full extent of the neglect and cruelty inflicted upon the animals, leading to a sentencing that included a 12-month community order, 120 hours of unpaid work, a fine of £400 in costs, and a five-year ban on owning animals, which will expire in November 2029.

    After the sentencing, RSPCA Inspector Deborah Beats expressed her relief and satisfaction with the outcome. She stated, “It was very tough to see Harley with such a horrible injury and for all three dogs to be living in such bad conditions, but I’m delighted that we could secure such a positive future for these dogs.” The case has highlighted the importance of animal welfare and the ongoing efforts of local authorities and charities to combat cruelty in the Manchester area.

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