A mother dog reportedly refused to leave her 2-week-old puppies after they were allegedly beaten with sticks & stabbed to death. She was then doused in gasoline & burned alive, with the attack filmed & shared online. Animals in China deserve protection: https://t.co/r2hTGmXqIt
‘JUSTICE FOR WANGWANG’: Mother Dog Burned Alive and Puppies Stabbed to Death as Global Outcry Demands New Laws in China
Jeyang, Guangdong, China - A gentle mother dog known to villagers as Wangwang and her three newborn puppies have become the face of a global movement for justice after a horrific act of what you could call "coordinated cruelty." On June 28th, investigators say four minors surrounded the family, and what allegedly happened next is a story of unimaginable depravity.
THE HORROR:
Armed with wooden poles, the suspects reportedly beat and stabbed the three puppies - barely two weeks old - until they were dead. As Wangwang tried to protect her babies, investigators say the boys poured gasoline over her and set her on fire. She screamed as she burned alive, while the suspects allegedly took video so they could boast about it online.
THE SYSTEMIC FAILURE:
Because the suspects are under the age of 14, they have reportedly been sent to a correctional school with no criminal prosecution. This highlights a devastating reality: China currently has no national animal cruelty law. Despite years of public outcry, companion animals have no legal protection at the national level.
THE GLOBAL RESPONSE:
From Shenzhen to Hong Kong, the public is refusing to let this go. Anti-abuse messages are appearing on public screens, and the world is now watching to see if China will finally enact the legislation needed to protect the vulnerable.
CALL TO ACTION:
We cannot let Wangwang and her puppies be just another headline. We must demand that the Chinese government enact national animal cruelty legislation now.
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Source: Global Times;The Beijing News
Suzhou Animal Cruelty Incident Sparks Outrage and Heavy Censorship
Jiangsu, China — July 12, 2026
In the “Four Seasons Linked City” residential community in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, three male students allegedly carried hammers and wooden sticks into the neighborhood and brutally tortured and killed a stray cat.
Witnesses and circulating accounts described the act as premeditated and excessively violent, with the students reportedly chasing and attacking the animal before ending its life.
What has fueled widespread public anger online is not only the cruelty itself, but the response from the perpetrators’ families and community.
Parents of the students reportedly defended their children by stating, “He’s just a child,” downplaying the incident as a minor mistake.
In a further escalation, the parents contacted police to accuse netizens who shared details of the case of “cyberbullying” their child, claiming it had caused psychological distress.
Friends, relatives, and neighbors of the three students reportedly rallied in their defense. Many dismissed public criticism by arguing that netizens were “full and idle,” that “it’s only a cat that died,” and that protecting the boys’ reputations was far more important.
Some even warned that spreading the story online would “hand a knife to foreign forces” to smear China’s image.
As outrage spread on Chinese social media, authorities moved swiftly. Netizens who had posted about or exposed the incident were reportedly summoned by local police for questioning.
All related discussions, videos, and images were rapidly deleted across platforms within China. Police reportedly adopted a firm stance, emphasizing that such discussions were not permitted as they “disrupt social harmony.”
Commentators online have highlighted the premeditated nature of the act — the students were armed and targeted an innocent stray animal — arguing it goes far beyond childish “fun” or mischief.
They criticize the parents’ alleged indulgence and evasion of responsibility as sending dangerous signals, potentially preventing the children from learning accountability. Many expressed concern that unchecked cruelty toward animals today could foreshadow violence toward people tomorrow.
The incident has once again spotlighted ongoing debates in China about animal welfare, juvenile delinquency, parental responsibility, and the limits of online expression. As of now, detailed information remains heavily suppressed inside the country.
SUE LE MONDE ENTIER VOIT LE VISAGE DE CES MONSTRES BARBARES.
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UN SUCESO GRAVÍSIMO‼️
Hace unos días se viralizaba la tortura por parte de menores a una perra y sus cachorros, a las que prendieron fuego y grabaron en Jieyang (China).
La exposición y la ejecución de violencia son predictores muy claros. Esto es terrible.