what happen in delhi is all as mirror as we all see bjp as hindu party but same side the are distroing the hindu decorum as we as indian or as hindu i request @PMOIndia@RSSorg@rashtrapatibhvn you all plz let us know finally are u all hindu are u all workshiping lord #Shiva .
How Many dogs need to die before we become one voice for them all.
For those attending a #vigil today #justiceformarshallandmillions
Light your candles and Remember them all.
The fatal shooting of two dogs, Marshall and Millions this year.
In 2018. An abandoned Caucasian Shepherd dog, dubbed ‘Angel’, was shot dead by police when she was left tethered to a pole, prompting national outrage.
In 2017. Tyson a 10 month old pitbull was set on fire by police whilst being seized. Because officers used equipment they had not been fully trained in the use of.
Lucy the 5 year old Great Dane was found dead in police approved kennels. Her family were not even told until almost 4 weeks later and have never had an explanation of why it happened.
Desel the 3 year old Akita was rushed from police approved kennels to a vet and euthanised as nothing could be done to save him. It took the police 6 days to inform his family
Esco a 3 year old XL Bully was retaken from his police approved kennels to a vet for the 2nd time and euthanised because he was in so much pain. It took the police 7 days to tell his family.
Nia and Thor two suspected pitbulls were destroyed after a relative wrongly signed paperwork to surrender ownership. They were only 2 years old.
These are just a few of the horror stories of dogs needlessly dying because the dangerous dogs act is so badly written with very little guidance on instruction for the police or because of poor police training in equipment they are issued.
TIME FOR CHANGE
TIME TO BE THEIR VOICE
TIME FOR THEIR JUSTICE
SIGN THE PETITION
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