Heather Kirsty Maguire | Birkenhead, UK | CASE-2026-2D99C2EE
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Case Details
Case Name
Criminal Neglect / Abuse of an Animal
Person Name
Heather Kirsty Maguire
Date of Birth
Redacted
Location
Birkenhead, UK
Phone Number
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Snapchat Username
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Discord Username
@queenheather0517
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Status
Verified
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Standard
Case Tags
Animal Abuse
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2026-09-15 16:56:46
Summary
Heather Maguire was convicted following the neglect of her elderly Yorkshire terrier, Bobby.
What happened: In February 2024, the RSPCA visited her Manchester home after receiving a report of concern. She was instructed to get Bobby veterinary attention within five days.
Bobby’s condition: When the officer returned a week later, Bobby appeared unresponsive. Vets found him collapsed, unable to stand and severely malnourished, weighing just 1 kg. He also had advanced dental disease and liver and gall bladder disease.
The outcome: A vet estimated that Bobby had been in pain for at least six weeks, possibly months. His condition was so severe that he was euthanised to end his suffering.
The offences: She pleaded guilty to two offences of causing unnecessary suffering and one of failing to protect him from pain and suffering by obtaining veterinary treatment.
The reported sentence was four months’ imprisonment, suspended for 12 months, with the sentences running concurrently; 15 rehabilitation days; £400 costs plus a £154 surcharge; and a five-year ban on keeping animals, expiring in April 2030.
What happened: In February 2024, the RSPCA visited her Manchester home after receiving a report of concern. She was instructed to get Bobby veterinary attention within five days.
Bobby’s condition: When the officer returned a week later, Bobby appeared unresponsive. Vets found him collapsed, unable to stand and severely malnourished, weighing just 1 kg. He also had advanced dental disease and liver and gall bladder disease.
The outcome: A vet estimated that Bobby had been in pain for at least six weeks, possibly months. His condition was so severe that he was euthanised to end his suffering.
The offences: She pleaded guilty to two offences of causing unnecessary suffering and one of failing to protect him from pain and suffering by obtaining veterinary treatment.
The reported sentence was four months’ imprisonment, suspended for 12 months, with the sentences running concurrently; 15 rehabilitation days; £400 costs plus a £154 surcharge; and a five-year ban on keeping animals, expiring in April 2030.
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| Article | https://ukanimalcrueltyfiles.org/kilmarnock-east-ayrshire-heather-maguire/?utm_source=chatgpt.com |