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i'll land her.....

Islander says "I'll land her." <-- nice title 

Quote from: bugsay on March 13, 2012, 11:49:00 PM
i'll land her.....

horrible.    it's baguio where dog meat is common, so this dog was meant to be slaughtered for food!  this is a nightmare.  the dog was only freed, not homed or adopted.  he could have been caught again by the savage who drove this car, huhuhu.       

naglabad akong ulo.  dia ko diri gasigeg budget kay 3 ka iring nako na-hospital, morag mahal-mahal kog mabayran kay naay laboratory tests, unya diay mga salbahes sayon-sayunon rag ingon ani ang iro nga labaw ka-sensitibo sa iring?  okay, okay, way nagsugo nako, pero civilized na man kaha ta... 

tan-awa ra god nang nawong sa iro tawon o, kinsa man goy di malooy ana?  haraw nabangga sa unahan nang sakyanan.  manungo ko kay makalagot.  makakita ani ang philippine animal welfare society, klaro ra ba gyod ang plate number sa sakyanan... naa na gyod siguroy nakasumbong na, pero i-forward gihapon nako ning ritratoha ngadto nila.  purya nang baguio uy. 

i want to be a nagger now!

Quote from: chicogon on March 14, 2012, 12:14:21 AM
Islander says "I'll land her." <-- nice title 

makatakod imong play of words, hehe.

Quote from: bugsay on March 13, 2012, 11:49:00 PM
i'll land her.....

who owns this car?  memorize the plate number.  give him hell!

Luoy pod intawn. In America, this person would have already been arrested, fined, and sentenced to 5-15 years in prison for animal cruelty.

we're slowly going into that, lorenz, thank heavens.  there's still a long way to go, more so in areas where culturally dog meat is part of the diet (southern tagalog region and some areas up north, especially the mountain province and the ilocos region; so is it in korea and china).  but we're in the right track. 

i myself wouldn't be emboldened to dress down anyone who commits animal cruelty if our animal welfare act of 1998 wasn't enacted.  without this law, i would have been accused of being a busybody at best and a wacky at worst. 

Akong gilista ang plate number aning sakyanana. Pwede man siguro ma search ni text lang ang plate number sa LTO. Dapat ani prisohon ug 20 years in jail ang nag abuse aning iroa. Kalooy ba intawon tan awon oi. Dili enough ang mo report ra ta dapat mopapriso pud unta, unya ang iro dapat i broadcast for adoption. Maayo unta pud ug isulod ug sako ang tag iya ani then baatan ang baba then ipaguyod sa sakyanan niya then adto jud sa kabatuan mag agi ba. Mga tawong way kalooy ug mananap way lugar aning kalibutana.

In one of its sorties against the illegal dog traders in the north, [the Animal Kingdom Foundation, Inc.] AKF Inc. together with its mother organization International Wildlife Coalition Trust (IWCT) rescued a fledging 3 month old dog from a slaughterhouse in Baguio City. 

Sweet, as he came to be called, is just one among the thousands of dogs that ends up in one of the many illegal slaughterhouses in Baguio each week.  He was found cowering in a corner of a very cramped cage along with several other dogs without food and water.  Earlier, 40 other dogs were brutally slaughtered in front of him, their heads smashed with a wooden club.  Perhaps it was his soulful eyes or demeanor amidst the carnage that caught the attention of IWCT Director Charles Warternberg to rescue Sweet and bring him to London.

"It is likely that Sweet was more of a family pet who was either stolen or sold to the dog-meat traders as he was in fairly good physical condition when we rescued him", Charles said.

From Baguio, Sweet was immediately taken to a pet hospital in Makati where he was treated and recuperated for a month prior to his flight to London.

At 12:35 p.m. August 2, 2002, Sweet arrived at the Gatwick airport to begin his new life with Charles Wartenberg.

http://www.animalkingdomfoundation.org/achievements.html

Sweet Celebration: Pinoy Askal Wins United Kingdom's Dog Of The Year 2004!

Animal Kingdom Foundation Inc.'s dog, Sweet, is the United Kingdom's Dog of the Year for 2004.  The Dog of the year is an annual contest sponsored by Daily Mail Weekend Magazine where they search for the dog with the most unusual and memorable experience.

Sweet bested over 8,000 other entries coming from all over United Kingdom and romped away with a Silver trophy, a gold medallion and a grand prize of 1,000 pounds.  Prominent members of the British press judged the contest.

Several months back, AKFI operatives led by Charles Wartenberg, Suzanne Llanera, Luis Buenaflor Jr and Dr. Winston Samaniego rescued a 3-month-old mongrel from dog butchers in Baguio.  Sweet, as he came to be known, was nursed back to health and brought by Charles to London to become part of the Wartenberg family.

"We never thought Sweet would become a celebrity abroad!  All we want is for him to have a happy home," says AKFI's senior researcher Luis Buenaflor Jr.  "He seems so helpless when I was holding him during the rescue.  Now, he is a Pinoy superstar in London!"  Suzanne Llanera, AKFI's officer- in- charge fondly remembers.


http://www.animalkingdomfoundation.org/achievements.html

Quote from: islander on March 20, 2012, 10:24:14 PM
Sweet, as he came to be called, is just one among the thousands of dogs that ends up in one of the many illegal slaughterhouses in Baguio each week.  He was found cowering in a corner of a very cramped cage along with several other dogs without food and water.  Earlier, 40 other dogs were brutally slaughtered in front of him, their heads smashed with a wooden club. 

Slaughtering them is bad enough; the manner is nothing short of barbaric.

Quote from: islander on March 14, 2012, 01:34:23 AM
we're slowly going into that, lorenz, thank heavens.  there's still a long way to go, more so in areas where culturally dog meat is part of the diet (southern tagalog region and some areas up north, especially the mountain province and the ilocos region; so is it in korea and china).  but we're in the right track. 

i myself wouldn't be emboldened to dress down anyone who commits animal cruelty if our animal welfare act of 1998 wasn't enacted.  without this law, i would have been accused of being a busybody at best and a wacky at worst. 

There's nothing busybody and wacky at what you are doing, dear isles. In fact, it is a noble act. You are defending and championing those who are unable to defend themselves / represent themselves. Keep it up, dear.

Oasis, ika nga, ng mga aso't pusa... at baki pod panagsa 

Quote from: chicogon on March 21, 2012, 10:16:03 AM
Oasis, ika nga, ng mga aso't pusa... at baki pod panagsa 

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