DANIEL KLUSEK OF BASINGSTOKE SENTENCED FOR NEGLECTING ELDERLY DOG MAX
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Basingstoke Animal Abuser
Daniel Sebastian Klusek, born on November 22, 1995, and residing on Britten Road in Basingstoke with the postcode RG22 4HP, was found guilty of neglecting his elderly dog, Max, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier suffering from cancer. The case centered around a period from December 29, 2019, to January 9, 2020, during which Klusek failed to seek necessary veterinary care for his aging pet.
According to court records, Klusek was convicted of causing unnecessary suffering to Max by neglecting to follow professional veterinary advice. The authorities highlighted that he did not take appropriate action to investigate or address the deteriorating health of his dog, despite being advised to do so by veterinary professionals. This neglect resulted in Max enduring prolonged pain and suffering, which the court deemed unacceptable.
The court proceedings revealed that Klusek's partner, Emily Sawdon, aged 19, was also involved in the case. However, she was found not guilty by the magistrates, and her case was dismissed. The focus remained on Klusek’s responsibility for the welfare of Max.
In sentencing, Klusek was ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid community service. Additionally, he was required to pay £1,400 in court costs and a victim surcharge of £95. Furthermore, he was disqualified from owning or caring for any dog for a period of five years, a measure intended to prevent future neglect or abuse.
The case was summarized in the Basingstoke Gazette's court roundup, emphasizing the importance of animal welfare and the legal consequences of neglecting pets in need of care.
According to court records, Klusek was convicted of causing unnecessary suffering to Max by neglecting to follow professional veterinary advice. The authorities highlighted that he did not take appropriate action to investigate or address the deteriorating health of his dog, despite being advised to do so by veterinary professionals. This neglect resulted in Max enduring prolonged pain and suffering, which the court deemed unacceptable.
The court proceedings revealed that Klusek's partner, Emily Sawdon, aged 19, was also involved in the case. However, she was found not guilty by the magistrates, and her case was dismissed. The focus remained on Klusek’s responsibility for the welfare of Max.
In sentencing, Klusek was ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid community service. Additionally, he was required to pay £1,400 in court costs and a victim surcharge of £95. Furthermore, he was disqualified from owning or caring for any dog for a period of five years, a measure intended to prevent future neglect or abuse.
The case was summarized in the Basingstoke Gazette's court roundup, emphasizing the importance of animal welfare and the legal consequences of neglecting pets in need of care.