'I was horrified and physically sick that a nine-year-old dog was subjected to this cruelty.'
Kim Norman Rendall was found drinking tea by police A ‘sadistic’ farmer has admitted causing unnecessary suffering to his son’s dog after she was dragged along a road by a rope tied to a car. Kim Norman Rendall, 65, left neighbours shocked when he drove his red Nissan Mirca around a village southwest of Bath with a white husky attached. Witnesses said they honked their horns and flashed their headlights in a bid to get Rendall to pull over only for him to keep driving on April 17 last year.
Bodycam video showed an officer asking Rendall ‘where is the dog?’ several times – he remained stone-faced. Rendall has pleaded guilty to two counts of causing unnecessary suffering of a protected animal Police arrested him on suspicion of animal cruelty, prompting Rendall to say: ‘I don’t like this at all.’ The force dispatched 18 officers to track Daisy down as well as a drone – she was found in a cow barn in Gossard Lane, High Littleton, two and a half hours later.
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