Thursday, May 14, 2009
Cruelty against animals
I'm a bit outdated here, I haven't been following Malaysian news until it appeared on bbc today.
For those who couldn't be bothered to click on the link, it's basically a report on 300++ dogs which got deported to an island for being a nuisance to the local villagers. Note that this is not the perfect, beautiful Malaysian islands you see on TV advertisements everyday. It is a remote island with no human inhabitants and filled with mangrove swamps.
This is disgusting. Humans, turned themselves against their own furry best friends.
I suggest sending those people who deported the animals to Pulau Ketam and see how they survive. Even murderers of our own kind don't get this type of treatment.
Rescue efforts to save the dogs are in progress as we speak. You can read more about the ups and downs of their work from this link. What appalled me was that the villagers, who basically monopoly the boat hire business in that area, are charging the volunteers more and more. I understand that they too have to earn their own living, but clearly they exploited this issue, when they are actually involved in this act of cruelty. From what was written on that website, it seems that those bigshots and NGOs are not helpful either.
Oh well, what goes around comes around.
I shall end this post with "Just you wait" from the musical, My Fair Lady
For those who couldn't be bothered to click on the link, it's basically a report on 300++ dogs which got deported to an island for being a nuisance to the local villagers. Note that this is not the perfect, beautiful Malaysian islands you see on TV advertisements everyday. It is a remote island with no human inhabitants and filled with mangrove swamps.
This is disgusting. Humans, turned themselves against their own furry best friends.
I suggest sending those people who deported the animals to Pulau Ketam and see how they survive. Even murderers of our own kind don't get this type of treatment.
Rescue efforts to save the dogs are in progress as we speak. You can read more about the ups and downs of their work from this link. What appalled me was that the villagers, who basically monopoly the boat hire business in that area, are charging the volunteers more and more. I understand that they too have to earn their own living, but clearly they exploited this issue, when they are actually involved in this act of cruelty. From what was written on that website, it seems that those bigshots and NGOs are not helpful either.
Oh well, what goes around comes around.
I shall end this post with "Just you wait" from the musical, My Fair Lady
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