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Postman caught on camera kicking blind shih tzu ‘like a football’, with pet dying from organ failure

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A heartbreaking incident in the United Kingdom has sparked widespread outrage after a blind pet dog died following an alleged assault that was captured on a home security camera.

Authorities and the postal service are now investigating the circumstances surrounding the case.

What happened?

According to the dog’s owner, 11-year-old Shih Tzu Ethel was outside her home in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, when a postal worker delivered a parcel.

Moments later, footage from a Ring doorbell camera allegedly showed the postal worker turning back and forcefully kicking the dog before walking away.

The owner said Ethel was partially blind, elderly, and had only one tooth, adding that the dog posed no threat.

A postman wearing an England shirt has been caught on camera kicking a blind shih tzu ‘like a football’

She described the incident as devastating, saying the kick launched the small dog into the air before it struck the ground.

Emergency treatment

Ethel was rushed to a veterinary hospital, where doctors worked to save her.

According to her owner, veterinarians discovered internal bleeding and a rapid drop in blood pressure. Despite emergency treatment, Ethel’s condition continued to deteriorate.

Veterinary staff later determined that the dog had suffered irreversible brain damage and multiple severe injuries.

Her owner ultimately made the difficult decision to have Ethel humanely euthanized to prevent further suffering.

Veterinarians listed the cause of death as organ failure resulting from blunt force trauma.

Investigation launched

Royal Mail confirmed it had opened a full investigation after reviewing the available footage.

The company said it was deeply sorry for the distress caused to the family and confirmed it would cover the dog’s veterinary expenses while the investigation continues.

The postal worker has reportedly been suspended pending the outcome of the inquiry.

Meanwhile, Thames Valley Police said officers are carrying out ongoing investigations relating to animal welfare and criminal damage. No arrests have been announced.

Why does it matter?

Ms Lewis made the difficult decision to put Ethel down after the vet said she had suffered irreversible brain damage

Animal welfare organizations say deliberate violence against pets can have devastating consequences, not only for the animals but also for the families who care for them.

The case has also renewed discussion about the importance of accountability, responsible treatment of animals, and the role that home security cameras can play in documenting incidents that might otherwise go unnoticed.

The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to establish exactly what happened.

The loss of Ethel has deeply affected animal lovers around the world, with many calling for stronger protections for pets and tougher penalties for animal abuse. As surveillance cameras become more common, incidents once hidden are increasingly being brought to light, reminding people that every act of cruelty can carry serious legal consequences—and that even the smallest, most vulnerable animals deserve compassion and protection.

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