Blyth, Northumberland: Dan Glancey

CONVICTED (2024) | Daniel Glancey, born 10 July 1989, of Eighth Avenue, Blyth NE24 2QE – allowed his pet Rottweiler to become severely malnourished.

Local authority prosecution of animal abuser Daniel Glancey from Blyth, Northumberland, who starved a Rottweiler called Xena.

Glancey admitted causing unnecessary suffering to the eight-year-old dog, known as Xena.

His cruelty came to light after Xena was found straying and picked up by an animal welfare officer from Northumberland County Council.

Local authority prosecution of animal abuser Daniel Glancey from Blyth, Northumberland, who starved a Rottweiler called Xena.
Xena was picked up by the local authority animal welfare officer as a stray and taken to a vet for examination.
Photo credit: Northumberland Dog Rescue

Concerned about the dog’s extremely poor condition the officer took her to a vet where she was was given a low body condition score of 2/9. She weighed just 19kg and her hip bones, ribs, spine and skull were protruding through her fur. She was weak with overgrown nails and infected eyes.

Local authority prosecution of animal abuser Daniel Glancey from Blyth, Northumberland, who starved a Rottweiler called Xena.
Weighing just 19kg, Xena’s hip bones, ribs, spine and skull were visibly on show. She was weak, had overgrown nails and discharge to her eyes. Photo credit: Northumberland Dog Rescue

Xena was traced to Dan Glancey after he and partner Katie White placed ‘missing dog’ posts on social media. In one post Glancey described Xena as being “a little underweight” due to illness.

The animal welfare officer called Glancey to discuss their concerns about Xena’s condition. He fed them a pack of lies about Xena being under the care of a local vet practice after being poisoned by fertiliser. He later admitted she hadn’t seen a vet blaming lack of money and vets said her appalling condition was simply due to a lack of proper nutrition and diet.

Local authority prosecution of animal abuser Daniel Glancey from Blyth, Northumberland, who starved a Rottweiler called Xena.

Glancey relinquished Xena to the animal welfare officer who placed her in the care of Northumberland Dog Rescue to be nursed back to health. Following her recovery, Zena was adopted and is loving life in her new home.

Sentencing | nine-week custodial sentence, reduced to six weeks for his early guilty plea, suspended for six months; ordered to pay a surcharge of £154 and costs of £300. Disqualified from keeping all animals for ten years.

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One thought on “Blyth, Northumberland: Dan Glancey”

  1. He likes tattoos ,so I’ll pay for him to have
    ” I starved my dog and lied about it ” on his face.

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