#JusticeForWangWang
I’ve heard scum kids are cousins. The mother of one of them is laughing it off, saying that the public is making too much of a fuss over “kids’ pranks”— referring to the utterly brutal killing of WangWang and her puppies. Demons born and raised by the demons who eat dogs.👿
#AnimalProtectionLawNeeded in China
#BoycottChinaProducts
Wake up and become a civilized nation!!
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From Jieyang, China, to Times Square: Wangwang’s story is being seen. The 1-year-old mother dog, who had three newborn puppies, was allegedly abused—sparking calls for accountability and stronger animal-protection laws.
Be her voice. #JusticeForWangwang#StopAnimalCruelty
The World Is Screaming For Your Justice One country Sleep and another rises and Shouts Your Name We Won’t Be silenced if not today then tomorrow if not tomorrow then one day China Will Change There Inhumane Ways There Cruelty Will Not Be justified Around The rest of the world #JusticeForWangwang
Let this picture sink deep into your heart. 🐾🖤
Look beyond the image and feel her story. Feel her pain, her strength, and the courage she carried when she had every reason to give up.
We are her voice.
We are her courage.
We are the ones who refuse to let her story be forgotten.
May her story stay forever in our minds and, more importantly, forever in our hearts. ❤️🐾 #JusticeForWangWang
Wangwang had no home; that little hole in the sewer was her only shelter. She lined it with discarded trash to make a small nest, surviving, roaming, and braving the wind and rain for a year. During this single year of her life, she gave birth to two litters—the first when she was only about six months old, and the second just over half a year later. Throughout her short life of continuous roaming, Wangwang struggled fiercely to survive and raise her puppies, hiding them safely inside that sewer hole.
This was the night before tragedy struck. She had just escorted her first-born puppy, a pure yellow pup named Laifu, to his new home with a kind adopter. This captures her tiny figure from behind as she trotted back to her own sewer nest, her tail wagging happily. She used to make this round trip every single night, sending Laifu to his new home and then rushing back to her makeshift nest of trash, where her second litter of puppies—under a month old—was waiting.
From now on, she will never be able to joyfully escort Laifu to his new home again.
Justice for Wang Wang 🙏🙏🙏
For them to torture for so long, so painfully and kill her with her babies in the worst death. When she had nothing but a sewer drain and rain water puddles to enjoy in life.
If animal lovers who have seen the videos, allow this to be forgotten and Wang Wangs death to not matter, then I don't believe there will ever be anything that can create change #justiceforwangwang #animalcruelty #endanimalcruelty
#stopanimalcruelty
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