As a passionate animal lover, I am deeply disturbed and heartbroken by the recent incident involving an XL Bully in London. This innocent creature was tied, burned, and tortured - a heinous act that is beyond comprehension. Despite the recent ban on these dogs, no animal deserves to be subjected to such cruelty.

In the UK, under the Animal Welfare Act 2006, those found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to animals could face an unlimited fine or up to five years in jail. However, this is not enough. We need stricter laws and harsher punishments for such abhorrent acts of violence against animals.

According to RSPCA's statistics from 2018-2019 alone there were 130,700 complaints of animal cruelty across England and Wales with only 1% resulting in prosecution. This alarming figure indicates that our current system is failing our animals.

We urge lawmakers to ensure that anyone involved in this specific case involving the XL Bully dog receives maximum punishment under law as well as any other individuals involved in similar cases of animal abuse.

The time has come for us as a society to take a stand against these atrocities committed against innocent creatures who cannot defend themselves. We must send out a clear message: If you harm an animal intentionally you will face severe consequences.

Please sign this petition demanding justice for all abused animals and stricter laws regarding their protection!