Five puppies were killed in the city of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The mother looked helplessly at her dead babies (Pic in the post). Is her pain of losing her babies any less than a human mother? It's such a shame that man has become so insensitive.
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Seven puppies barely 15 days old were thrown into a drain. They are all dead. This cruel incident has taken place in Lucknow the capital of Uttar Pradesh.
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Needless to say that many people in India use the technique of killing as a permanent solution to control dog population. ABC program exists only on paper with the municipal corporation.
When will our municipal corporations stop wasting time and resources on trivial things like pet dog registeration and levying fine on a handful of pet owners and rather focus all their attention on the main issues of dog sterilization and dog cruelty.
The main culprits are not the people of India but the faulty system and its administrators who have no practical and feasible solution to help the dogs of India. Many of them have never fed a stray dog. Wouldn't be surprised that the people in the municipal corporation who frame policies for dogs have themselves never interacted with the dogs be it commissioner councilor or the mayor. They neither have pet dogs at home nor they feed any stray dog. But by virtue of their post they have the authority to frame policies for dogs. Isn't this a faulty system? Some of them are veteriranians but they hardly know the practical difficulties of the caregiver and the stray dogs of India.
A dog was thrown from first floor by two men in the city of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. And they did this for just entertainment because they lured the dog to their home by showing him a chapati. Don't know if the poor dog got the chapati but he has definitely got a broken spine. An FIR has been lodged against the miscreants by PFA Indore. For details kindly go on the link below:
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A woman in Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh killed a dog. She first banged him with the iron door and then kicked him with her legs till he died. This lady has a track record of dog cruelty. And she has no fear for law.
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In Shirpur, Maharashtra a dog was ruthlessly being caught by few men. No details of these men has been shared. But won't be surprised if these are sent by the municipality to catch the dogs that too on the complaint of the residents.
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This is a caregiver who is crying for help because the residents of her area are neither letting her take care of the puppies and her mother nor are they taking care of them. The caregiver had made a small house for the puppies which the human monsters have destroyed. The caregiver is in so much pain.
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This is cruelty being done on a stray dog by pet owner who is enjoying the stray dog being attacked and eaten by his dogs. What kind of a mentality this man has one can very well guess by his evil deeds.
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India definitely needs stronger punishment and penalties for such people. These are mentally sick people and they have no right to live in a civilized society.
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The forest dept of Karnataka is using dogs as bait for capturing leopards. This is absolutely illegal. Dogs cannot be used as bait.
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Just wanted to share a video which shows that there is no dearth of compassion and kindness in India. Majority of the People in India are still kind at heart. They are ready to risk their life for animals. Be it cow, dog or a donkey.......
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Its the insensitive administration and faulty system especially in the animal sector which is majorly responsible for growing cruelty towards animals in India.