was arrested on the spot and charged with animal cruelty, aspca doctor, randall lock wood can't talk about this specific case but in general about animal abusers. >> often about power and control someone who feels they don't have enough control don't have enough power. >> reporter: as for lewis,. >> he is not in pain not uncomfortable either. >> reporter: but had a sharp eyed neighbor not seen and heard what she did lewis probably would have died. >>> the man charged in the case, remains in jail held on $250,000 bond. >>> if you always wanted a little pot bellied pig to call your own, baltimore animal shelter has ruth. animal control officers recovered her from a trap in the woods. she is now healthy, ready to be adopted if you want to give ruth a home contact the baltimore county animal shelter adoption fee $65. >>> they are very smart and very clean i have heard this. >> all yours. >> i have my fill of pets. >> i will give you the $65. >> you will give me the $65. >> they are really smart and can be trained. >> and are clean. >> radar we have rain in the region some of the heaviest

the aspca estimates 178,000 dogs in the city. according to a 2009-2010 survey, 39% of households have dogs. currently a 2011 parade magazine said 42% of households have dogs nationwide. we have been working with various agencies eight years to establish a permitting process and are anxious to ledge mies our profession. supervisor wiener has worked extensively with the community. we support the legislation and hope the supervisors will consider favorably the amendments. i think the licensing requirement versus an education , you forgot to mention that one. >> which one was that? >> for the license. >> the grandfathering? >> no, no the dog license that all of our clients would have to have. >> thank you for pointing that out. in the original legislation it required dog walkers to ensure the dogs they were walking were licensed, but there was no punishment for it because it would be unfair to punish the walkers instead of the owners. but i have changed that to a requirement that once a year the walkers would provide the owners a she

. >> judge jeanine: i think they ought to call the aspca and this is not a woman i'd leave an and malith. is she different than the casey from the trial? >> she looks different, but when you look at her nonverbals, she made a lot of nonverbal, in the courtroom other than-- and here i see pregnant pauses as if she's deeply reflecting on things. i don't buy it yet. wait. let me take a look at the next video blog that comes out and see if that changes. >> she is an established liar, as much a liar as anybody i've ever seen in a courtroom for sure. tanya, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> judge jeanine: all right. and why canceled? condition get into the boots. a kidnapper sues his own victims. we've got the best or is it the worst of 2011ght vigil tomo night. i'm harris falkner, now back to justice with judge jeanine. . >> judge jeanine: remember the woman who sued mcdonald because her coffee was too hot? she's got nothing on our cast of characters tonight. yes, the annual awads for the most ridiculous lawsuits of 2011 as chosen by our viewers. my guest tonight. joey jackson.

and in 2009 norah wins an aspca award for cat of the year. >> what an honor. >> it's nice to see a cat>> they're creating t-shirts and calendars and books featuring nora. >> i'm going to write a positive life philosophy book. it's called "nora's piano life guide for how to make every day a catnip day." >> and they hope her music will continue to inspire people all over the world for years to come. >> she's like a little miracle that's actually happening. she has a lot of piano-playing years ahead of her, but even when that's over, those videos will live on. >> can you play some more? >> there's really no formula for creating a popular viral video. they can be caught on camera any time, anywhere. and as you've seen, they can star just about anyone. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, send them to our website. i'm contessa brewer. that's it for this edition of "caught on camera."