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Stop Shooting Stray Dogs in Kota Kinabalu

Started by hubag bohol, April 30, 2012, 11:06:23 AM

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Target: Kota Kinabalu Authorities
Sponsored by: C. Wolverton

Kota Kinabalu authorities are required to take stray dogs to an animal shelter, where they will receive care for at least 48 hours. Unfortunately, this regulation is not being respected. In response to recent complaints about strays, authorities approached a citizen and requested that he kill stray dogs with a blowpipe and poison darts. The shooter claims to have killed 5,000 dogs with his blowpipe since 2010.

Compared to euthanasia, blowpipes and poison darts are an extremely painful and terrifying way to kill an animal. The poison can take eight minutes to put a dog down, and dogs begin to vomit four minutes after being poisoned. This means that the animal is in excruciating pain before it dies. Stray dogs often belong to someone, and killing them on-sight prevents owners from claiming their lost pet at a shelter.

Dogs deserve the opportunity to be reunited with their owners. If they must be put down, it should be by gentle euthanasia, and only after 48 hours in a shelter. Please sign the petition to enforce a ban on killing stray dogs in Kota Kinabalu by any other method, except in self-defense cases.


To sign the petition, please go to: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/555/397/991/stop-shooting-stray-dogs-in-kota-kinabalu/

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i was about to sign the petition, until i saw the advocate--- care2.  much to my regret, i find this site abusive of one's privacy.  try signing or using any of their services, even joining an urgent petition like this one, and your email inbox is flooded by just about everything from them, at no less than 10 everyday.  it tests one's patience.  more than that, one's personal details are spread throughout the web.  this site does not believe in personal privacy.  enter at your own risk. :(   
Republic Act 8485 (Animal Welfare Act of 1998, Philippines), as amended and strengthened by House  Bill 6893 of 2013--- violation means a maximum of P250,000 fine with a corresponding three-year jail term and a minimum of P30,000 fine and six months imprisonment

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