We have been here since the early days when Valeria was still under construction. These dogs were brought in by contractors to guard the site and protect workers from dangers like snakes. They risked their lives to keep people safe, yet were never properly cared for — no food, no water, no shelter. They survived on their own.

Now that the township is completed and thriving, these same dogs are abandoned — and calling MPS becomes their death sentence. When MPS is called, dogs are caught in harsh and inhumane ways, then left without proper care — all of them slowly starve to death in fear and suffering.

This is not acceptable for a pet-friendly township.

We urge Gamuda Gardens management to take responsibility and act immediately — to stop inhumane handling and adopt humane, compassionate solutions for these dogs.