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Who would pack up the car with two children, a dog and the dog’s possession, drive to the parking lot of a Goodwill in Fulton County, Ga., just to get rid of the pet by dumping him inside a dumpster with all and his bed? Apparently, Broham’s owners.

Some dogs trash the house because they have separation anxiety, some really like rolling around in garbage, and some are just jerks!

On Oct. 30, 2014, Nathan Binnie, a garbage collector from New Stanton, Pa., was working outside a home on Yellow Pine Lane when he discovered an emaciated female dog inside a garbage can. Thanks to his discovery, the “skin-and-bones” dog was saved.

“It was just one of those cans I didn’t pick up and just throw in my truck,” said Binnie. “You could see every bone. [The dog was] shivering and shaking. It was just horrific.”