shocked again!!!! dont worry no b*** pic

I just finished watching Dogtown on National Geographic channel, and i am really shocked and steaming mad, how could someone do this to poor animals?????

Here is a quick review ( found this on the web), sorry i have tried to use my own words, but i find it impossible to write this so everyone will understand. 

In April 2007, the nation was shocked when dozens of traumatized pit bulls were discovered during a police raid on a property owned by Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick. The dogs were housed at Bad Newz Kennels, an illegal dogfighting venture operated by Vick and three other men. At Bad Newz Kennels, poor-performing dogs were executed, and many of those that survived showed signs of past injuries and psychological trauma. Many people believed that these pit bulls were too far gone to be rehabilitated and should be put down, but 47 were given a chance at a better life. The 22 toughest cases were sent to Dogtown.

Those are some of the dogs that were rescued from Michael Vicks residence :

Challenges await them. Cherry, who may have been used as bait to train more aggressive fighters, was so terrified of people when he first arrived at Best Friends that he flattened himself to the ground at the first glimpse of a human and refused to be walked on a leash. Can Michelle help him overcome his paralyzing fears and possibly become ready for adoption?

Meryl is so seriously aggressive and unpredictable that she was ordered by the court to stay permanently at Dogtown. But Ann is not the sort of trainer who backs down from a challenge. Through reward-focused obedience and agility training, Ann helps Meryl gain confidence and feel good about herself. Although Meryl can never be adopted, she now has a chance at a happy life at Best Friends’ Dogtown.

Denzel arrives with a potentially life-threatening illness and Dogtown’s medical team must determine what’s making him so sick. He’s diagnosed with a tick-borne illness sometimes found in fighting dogs. At first he seems to respond to treatment, but he soon relapses. Can a new medication help Denzel recover?

Georgia's body tells the story of her hard life. She has the scars of a prized fighter, and shows signs of having had many litters. Somewhere along the way, her teeth had all been pulled, possibly so she could be forcibly bred. Can John help her learn to trust humans and other dogs so she’ll have the chance to find a loving, forever home? 

I want to add one thing: MICHAEL VICK YOU SUCK!!!!!!

(AND WHOEVER ELSE IS INVOLVED IN SOMETHING LIKE THIS, NEEDS TO GO BEHIND BARS ALSO)!!!!!