A chicken breeder was shocked to find 30 of their birds massacred by a pair of escaped killer Pit Bull Terriers.<br /><br />Tiraphat Proyngern, 31, heard hellish cries from the coop when he woke up in Kamphaeng Phet, central Thailand.<br /><br />The farmer went to the check and saw the blood-splattered dogs in a cloud of feathers. They are believed to have broken free from a nearby home before they savaged the poultry.<br /><br />Tiraphat called police who arrived with staff from the region's domestic animal office. The officers then blasted the two muscular Pit Bulls with tranquilliser guns before caging them.<br /><br />Officers are now trying to identify the owner of the dogs to take responsibility for the financial cost of the dead birds, which included 14 prized fighting roosters.<br /><br />Police Captain Apichai Saraboon said: "We believe there might be a dog farm nearby and these two escaped from there.<br /><br />"Initially, we will keep the dogs at the office while trying to find their owner and ask for them to take responsibility of the costs.'''<br /><br />Tiraphat, who has been breeding chickens all his working life,said he was still in shock at the bloodbath.<br /><br />He said: ''There were 30 dead birds in the coop and I counted 14 roosters that were all very valuable.<br /><br />"They are my entire source of income and the damage from this incident is terrible.''
