I am a stray...

We've banned the shooting of strays. But what we have yet to ban or to enforce properly is the rounding up of strays. This video below is disturbing and not for the faint hearted. And yes the latest obvious could not care less attitude displayed by the local municipal workers who regard the stray dog beyond a stray. To them the dog was a disease, a vermin, a curse and God knows what else for them to treat the stray that way.

Time and again our Department of Veterinary Services claim that the councils are trained to put down stray humanely. Yet why does this video surface to show otherwise?

So Malaysians and yes our dear Government, this is for you to ponder:

"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."

~ Mahatma Gandhi

And really the public will need to realise the neuter spay is one of the best ways to curb strays. Kittens and puppies all look cute. But soon they outgrow their cuteness and many end up throwing them to the streets, resulting in yet another probably stray like this one in the video. And the said stray will probably also suffer such a painful end. And if the stray was the one you threw out or contributed

Animal cruelty: STOP IT!!!

Its crazy! Its insane! What were these people thinking when they did what they did? Its inhumane and how could a human even do it? To inflict such pain is just not human. These are inhumane idiots.

Do visit Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better (MDDB) to know more of their efforts with rescues. And please support them in anyway you can. Its much appreciated:)

I've taken the following from:
http://malaysiandogsdeservebetter.blogspot.com/2010/10/cruelty-against-dogs-at-its-worst.html

MORONS!!!!!

We were troubled to see the picture of two morons with a hanged puppy. But we are not surprised. Last week someone we know asked us for help. Apparently a puppy hanging from a rope was tied outside his friend's pet shop. Luckily, the puppy survived. We told them to allow the puppy to get over its ordeal before being vaccinated and handed over to us. Then about three weeks ago one of our adopters stumbled upon a dog lying by the side of Kesas Highway. The dog was dehydrated and suffered some internal injuries. The owner of a nearby workshop told the lady the dog had been knocked down at about 8.00am and it was almost 2.00pm when she saw the poor dog. No one, including the workshop owner, had even bothered to call for help. The lady rushed the dog to us and we admitted him to veterinary clinic. He died the same night. Then there is Jerry - he was crawling behind some houses in Taman Andalas, Klang. It is believed someone had hit him with a stick and injured his back - making him unable to walk. We admitted him to a veterinary clinic and he is still there and will be coming to our half-way-home soon. He still can't walk. Then there was the Terrier cross that was mowed down near PJ Hilton. No one bothered to help until a friend's sister and her husband spotted the dog. We rushed her to a veterinary hospital and she survived for over two weeks but died all of a sudden. She was wearing a collar - how did she get there? The vet says she had extensive internal injuries. The worst case is the puppy we rescued in Kapar. Someone living in the area had witnessed the puppy being kicked - he called us - we went to the scene immediately and rushed the puppy to a veterinary hospital. The puppy never regained consciousness and died a week later. How can you expect animals to be treated well by lay people when government bodies such as local councils condone and practice cruelty towards dogs?

Puppy being taken to hospital and at the veterinary hospital. Puppy was in come and never regained consciousness:-(

Dog ran down in front of PJ Hilton. Dies 2 weeks later suddenly.

Jerry was beaten up in Klang. His back is hurt and he still can't walk. He will be going of to MDDB's half way home soon.
These boys are crazy? Its not animal cruelty. But I am not surprised if they turn out to be crazy serial killers. Do you know them? They must be caught and due punishment meted out.