BUSTED!! 41yr Old Man Arrested For Ruthlessly Duct-Taping Dog's (Graphic Pics)

In what many westerners will conclude to be extremely wicked ,Some Nigerians and most people in parts of Africa will see it as normal, cause in this part of the world ,what you do to your pet is nobody's business, you can kill it for constant provocation, sell it to dog eaters to make their delicacy with it, or throw it into the river, nobody will tell you a word talkless of arrest, but in the US it is a different ball game,

A Man, 41 was arrested after puppy was found with her snout so tightly duct-taped shut that her tongue may now have to be removed

 
Caitlyn was discovered with her mouth taped shut on May 27
William Leonard Dodson, 41, arrested Monday night in North Charleston 
He has been charged with ill treatment of animals 

The Staffie mix may have been in agony for up to two days 36 and 48 hours

'A large part of her tongue may need to be removed surgically if the tissue dies from the lack of blood flow,' Veterinarian Dr. Lucy Fuller said

'Life-threatening complications' are also a possibility, Fuller said

Arrest: William Leonard Dodson, 41, was charged with ill treatment of animals
A man has been arrested and charged with animal cruelty over the case of a puppy found in South Carolina with her snout duct-taped shut so tight she will likely be left with permanently damage.

William Leonard Dodson, 41, was picked up by police in North Charleston on Monday night and charged with ill treatment of animals, five days after the dog, Caitlyn, was found in a critical condition.

Dodson has been held in custody pending a bond hearing, and police have not released a motive for the alleged crime. 

The 15-month-old dog appeared on a person's doorstep last Wednesday morning with electrical tape wrapped around her muzzle, Fox Carolina reported. 

Caitlyn is a stray but is well-known to locals in the area and considering very friendly.

The person who found Caitlyn took her to the Charleston Animal Society.

In a statement, Dr. Lucy Fuller, the Senior Director of Veterinary Care at the Animal Society, said at the time: 'Caitlyn is in a lot of pain, her condition is critical, and her prognosis is guarded.

'A large part of her tongue may need to be removed surgically if the tissue dies from the lack of blood flow. 

Treatment: Caitlyn is seen lying down next to a worker from the Charleston Animal Society. Over the weekend she underwent hyperbaric and cold laser treatment to save damaged tissue in her mouth
'She may be severely disfigured, or the large amount of dead tissue may cause life-threatening complications.'

According to Animal Society officials, the tape may have been wrapped for between 36 and 48 hours.

Officials said Caitlyn's tongue had no blood flow since it became stuck between her teeth due to the tight tape wrapping.