'This is the worst beating I have ever seen during my three years as a RSPCA inspector.'
A man from Wigan stamped on a dog at least fifteen times in the 'worst beating ever seen' by a RSPCA inspector.
The footage then captured him grabbing helpless Congo's head and slamming it onto the floor. It was sent to the RSPCA in April from a member of the public. Workers at the animal charity were left shocked after watching it, with inspector Ryan King describing the beating as 'the worst' he had seen. He said: "The video showed a man sitting on a sofa, watching a black bull breed dog either urinating or defecating on the floor.
Vets analysed the video and said Congo would have suffered 'fear, distress and pain' in the beating. They found he had 21 blunt force blows to his abdomen, chest and head.
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