Louise Murguia, a vegan, stole a lamb she believed to be injured, attempting to care for it but ultimately causing severe malnutrition. After shampooing the lamb to erase its identification, she fed it inappropriate food, leading to its critical condition. The animal's owner, Stuart Ludwell, reported the theft after noticing one lamb was missing. Upon recovery by the police, the lamb required intensive care to survive. Murguia's actions raise ethical concerns about the disconnect between her self-identified compassion for animals and her cruel behavior, resulting in a court ruling against her animal ownership.
When she was discovered, the lamb weighed almost half what it should have, necessitating extensive veterinary care for recovery.
Murguia shampooed the lamb to remove its fleece identification number, demonstrating her desperate measures to conceal the animal's identity.
Mr. Ludwell expressed shock at the lamb's condition upon recovery, indicating it could barely stand compared to its healthy sibling.
The case highlights a disturbing contrast between Murguia's professed animal love and her actions, raising questions about true compassion for animals.
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