A cruel man has been caught on a doorbell camera repeatedly whacking a puppy in the street.
The owner is shown on the video pulling a little bulldog breed on a lead.
He is seen crouching down as the baby dog refuses to move and says: ‘Come on, no come here.’
He then hits the puppy five times before shouting: ‘Move.’
In the heartbreaking 23-second Google Nest camera clip, the defenceless dog can be heard crying and whimpering.
A doorbell camera caught the man slapping a puppy five times and yanking his lead
The mystery man then goes out of view, but then reappears walking in the opposite direction carrying the dog.
The man then launches a foul-mouth rant and says: ‘I don’t want it no want it no more, he can f**k off.’
The video was posted by Faron Paul on his Instagram page.
He wrote: ‘NAME & SHAME and get him stopped from owning dogs, if he does this in broad day in public imagine behind closed doors.
‘He said “I don’t want it”. I don’t think the puppy wants him neither.’
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The RSPCA is hunting the man after the dog was hit in the Hanley area of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire on Friday July 7.
The vile dog owner is now being investigated by the RSPCA
Locals reacted with fury at the shocking attack.
Charlotte Percy said: ‘Vile piece of s**t.
‘The poor baby.’
Carl Headland added: ‘Why do they have animals if they dislike them so much.’
Tobias Cook said: ‘Someone should do that to him.’
Richard Snatt fumed: ‘I know how I think he should be punished.’
An RSPCA spokesperson said: ‘We are aware of this and are looking into it.
‘As such, we are unable to comment further at this time.’
