Animals cannot report their own abuse. They cannot ask you for help. That is why we, as human beings, need to act, and ask Telegram to shut these accounts down. Innocent cats and dogs are being tortured, killed, and filmed for entertainment and profit, and many of these videos are being shared and sold through Telegram channels and groups. This is not "content." It is serious, organized animal cruelty.

Recent investigations by international media have exposed global cat torture networks that use encrypted apps, including Telegram, to distribute videos of animals being electrocuted, drowned, mutilated, and slowly killed. These horrendous acts of cruelty are not isolated incidents; they form a disturbing pattern facilitated by anonymous and encrypted communication tools that allow perpetrators to profit from and revel in grotesque acts of violence.

The widespread availability of these videos on Telegram not only highlights the urgent need for action but also shines a spotlight on a broader issue: the ease with which such inhumane content can be distributed and monetized. Telegram, as a major communication platform, has the moral responsibility and the capacity to police the content shared on its network, and to take strong measures against those who exploit it for cruel purposes.

Our goal is clear: to compel Telegram to actively monitor and immediately shut down any accounts involved in the dissemination of animal cruelty videos. If Telegram leverages its technological capabilities to enforce stricter content moderation policies, it can prevent these indefensible acts from reaching a wider audience.

Sign this petition to urge Telegram to take a stand against animal cruelty by identifying and closing these reprehensible channels and groups. By doing so, we will move towards a world where no animal suffers needlessly for profit and entertainment, and justice is served on behalf of those who cannot ask for help themselves. Please sign and share this petition to bring an end to this heartless cruelty.