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Petz Unlimited shop owner Patricia Dare is being tagged for providing unsafe shelter for her dogs. But you think she would have been shut down in 2002 for beating a sick kitten to death via dumpster slam, after placing it in the freezer did not kill it.

A Silver Spring Township pet store whose owner was convicted on animal cruelty charges in 2002 is in trouble with state officials who claim its kennel pens are not big enough for the dogs they hold.

Patricia Dare was charged Monday with the violations in a private complaint filed by a state dog warden who inspected Petz Unlimted’s kennels in October. Because Dare pleaded guilty to summary charges of failing to maintain sanitary and humane conditions following a July inspection, the new charges are a misdemeanor, court documents state.

Petz Unlimited, located in the Cumberland Marketplace shopping center on the northwest corner of state Route 114 and the Carlisle Pike is owned by Dare’s son, Port Dare. In 2002, Dare spent 15 days in Cumberland County Prison after being convicted on animal cruelty charges.

Township police and witnesses said Dare placed a sick kitten in a plastic bag and put in in a freezer. When that did not kill it, Dare bashed it against the side of a Dumpster.

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You better get it out of your system before you get there. They see you crying, and they’ll knock out your teeth and paint titties on your back.

A suspected burglar was jailed after he was caught stealing a TV from a Clermont apartment.

Vibber’s mug shot shows the suspect was visibly upset when arrested.

Eyewitnesses said they saw 25-year-old Jason Vibber behind apartments on Brookdale Loop wearing latex gloves and carrying a TV. They called police.

Investigators said Vibber stole a TV, computer monitor, hard drive and jewelry from the apartments. Everything except the jewelry was recovered.

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God wasn’t kidding, He demanded celibacy from His priests. The priest was smote as soon as he got wood.

Authorities say a Roman Catholic priest in northern Virginia was killed by a falling tree while trying to clear another fallen tree from a road during windy weather.

The Loudoun (LOW-duhn) County Sheriff’s Office says the Rev. Michael C. Kelly got out of his car Wednesday to try moving a tree and another motorist stopped to help.

A second tree then fell, striking and killing the 53-year-old priest.

Kelly was the pastor at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Purcellville, about 40 miles west of Washington.

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