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Wolfie admits to chopping off the dog's head, but insists it was already dead.Having gone to college with a girl who refused to be photographed because she was, in reality, a 36-foot-long dragon, we're used to people who think they're animals. We called them LARPers (Live Action Role Players), and "Wolfie" certainly fits the bill -- she considers herself a werewolf, is into anime, and wears a tail. But that's not the weird part -- the story gets much more strange from there.

In addition to thinking she's a wolf/ werewolf, Wolfie, is 18 (maybe -- opinions on her age vary) and into taxidermy, and not collecting. Her room is filled with the skulls of animals including a boar, a ram, and a coyote. She also took the head of her chihuahua, who was hit by a car, cleaned it and stuck it in a jar. She collects swords. And now she's in trouble for decapitating a dog named Rigsby that had disappeared from a family's home on January 5th.

When a picture of Wolfie about to plop the head of Rigsby into a vat of boiling water surfaced on the internet, animal rights groups sounded the alarm, but Wolfie, birth name Sarah Rodriguez, insists that she loves animals and would never do anything to harm one. She says the dog was dead when she found it, and there's no law against removing the head from a dead dog.

A forensic investigation can determine if the the dog was beheaded before or after it died, although Wolfie swears she would never harm a dog, telling My San Antonio, "I would never kill a canine. I am a canine." For some reason this just doesn't lend her the credibility she was probably going for, do you think?