"If you can't Love them, Don't hate them and make their lives miserable"
Nowadays, humanity is on the verge of extinction. People have become mean, selfish, rude and what not. They want to express their frustration and anger in any possible manner whether the opposite is a human or an animal.
Scientists have so many case studies about dogs that you can predict what he is going to do or is he afraid or happy by judging them looking towards their tails.
People like to showoff about being dog lovers by taking care of their own dogs and can't tolerate being near stray dogs. Stray dogs also need that love, affection, pampering and wishes to be treated nicely.
The frequency at which animals cases cruelty comes to the fore is alarming. Few years back, their were hardly any instances but of late there's been a worrying spurt in these cases. Humans and animals share a special bond but these incidents don't suggest so given the gut-wrenching nature of the brutality.
Below mentioned are some real incidents we are providing you-----------
1.Benguluru doctor shots a female stray dog thrice with an air gun -
In an appalling incident, a female stray dog was shot with an air gun in Bengaluru by a doctor in Jayanagar area. The residents of the area woke up to a loud sound which was followed by the cries of the dog who was in pain and had three wound marks on her body. The doctor was allegedly fed up of the dog’s continuous barking.
A resident called animal rescuers. The injured stray was rushed to Jeeva Pet Hospital in JP Nagar. X-ray of the dog showed three bullets from an air gun inside the body.
2.Chennai man drags dog on road, beats it up then throws it into pond, gets arrested-
Dogs are supposed to be man's best friend but there are few people who think otherwise. If they don't treat them well, they have no authority to treat them badly either. In one such sickening incident, a man was seen dragging a dog on a busy road, after brutally beating it. He then flung the dog into a pond filled with sewage. The accused identified as 'Olli' Kumar is said to be a local goon and is known to torture dogs in the locality.
3.Three men in Agra kidnap neighbour's pet dog, take turns to rape it-
Some cases leave you gasping for breath and words in equal measure for their disgusting nature. It becomes extremely difficult to put such heinous acts into words. Heartless people are brutalising the mute animals in ways that are unimaginable.
In a case of animal cruelty, three men in UP's Hathras area, kidnapped a pet dog and took turns to rape the pooch. The dog owner said the accused lured her with an egg and raped her. All three accused were said to be drunk when they raped the Pomeranian dog.
4.Stray dog tied to vehicle in Mumbai, dragged to death-
The worst-part of being a journalist is you end up reporting and writing stories that shake you to the core. In one such gut-wrenching incident of animal cruelty, someone tied a stray dog to a vehicle and dragged it until it died a horrifying death in Mumbai.
According to a Mumbai Mirror report, the animal's front legs were tied with a cloth. A local journalist who spotted the dog's body believed that the animal was dragged to a distance after its limbs were tied to a vehicle.
5.Village head orders poisoning of 50 stray dogs in Telangana-
In a heart-wrenching case of animal cruelty, as many as 50 dogs were reportedly poisoned in Telladevarapalli village in the Nalgonda district of Telangana.
The practice of culling stray dogs spreads across cities in India. The moment there's a threat of stray dog menace, killing them in one go seems to be the only thing some people resort to. According to an IANS, this incident from Telangana came to light after the village sarpanch Papa Nayak ordered the poisoning of 50 dogs.
The shocking number of animal cruelty cases reported every day is just the tip of the iceberg—most cases are never reported. Unlike violent crimes against people, cases of animal abuse are not compiled by state or federal agencies, making it difficult to calculate just how common they are. However, we can use the information that is available to try to understand and prevent cases of abuse.