Animal Abuse.

Posted on 17 May, 2015
in Uncategorized
by Tatiana Perez

Very recently I read the story of “Luna”, Luna is the name given to a beautiful dog who was found almost dying because of malnutrition. Her owner had her living in her house without even giving her some water. Fortunately, Luna was rescue for the SPAC, a Colombian organization dedicated to safe animals from human abuse. Luna was vaccinated and relocated with a lovely family which said that Luna have brought happiness to their families as I am sure they brought happiness to Luna.

Animal abuse goes way beyond to the physical. It is represented from the negligence of taking care of the basic needs of the animals to malicious murder. When taking the decision to buy or adopt a Dog it is important that you carefully analyzed your capability to do so, it is worrying how many people think of dogs as if they were toys, which they can use whenever they want to play and put them in a box until they feel like playing again. I don’t think that animals should be treated as humans, however, they have many needs and rights that everyone who thinks about adopting an animal should reconsider before acquiring that huge responsibility.

Find here some tips to make our furry friends happy and healthy, and spread the love.

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Cherryn Jean says:

17 May, 2015 at 11:54 pm

I agree on your thoughts particularly about “many people think of dogs as if they were toys, which they can use whenever they want to play and put them in a box until they feel like playing again”.

Coming from Indonesia where animal welfare is not often talked about, people are not aware of pet’s needs. A dog need to be taken out for walks, they need a lot of love and care. I see a lot of caged dogs outside of people’s houses in Indonesia. They are often just for show “Hey, I’ve got a dog here, envy me”. The dogs in the cages are often so depressed because they are rarely taken out of the cage or given any attention.

People should be aware that dogs are very social and loving animals, locking them in cages for days on end is abuse! Pettle should hopefully help raise awareness in other countries, especially developing ones where people are less aware.

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Moe Kalem says:

25 May, 2015 at 12:26 am

The government authorities in Australia really need to regulate and govern animal abuse prevention “Act” a lot more diligently.

This in itself has been on the agenda of all Australian’ pet owners and its associated communities for a very long time. Collective action needs to be taken, and by doing so the those who embark in lobbying need to create reverberating noise resulting in sending a clear message to the Government, political parties and its regulators.

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Michael Cerny says:

25 May, 2015 at 3:39 am

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Cherryn Jean says:

25 May, 2015 at 9:50 am

Thank you for your comment Moe, hopefully Pettle can raise a huge amount of awareness and catch the Government attention regarding this big issue. We certainly will work in our best abilities to reach that goal

25 May, 2015 at 5:32 pm

You’re very welcome Cherryn and Michael.

I hope that your campaigning contributes a strong voice across the nation, and that statutory improvements are embodied towards our society directly around and for the betterment of animal’ rights.

Keep up the great work.

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