Cops Arrest 2 Women in Rizal for Selling Dog Meat
ILLEGAL DOG MEAT TRADING – The police authorities have arrested two women in Morong, Rizal, for selling dog meat.
Illegal dog meat trading involves the unlawful buying, selling, and consumption of dog meat. This practice is prohibited in many countries and regions due to animal welfare concerns and legal protections for animals.
Many countries have laws against dog meat trading because it involves animal cruelty. These laws aim to prevent the mistreatment of animals and promote humane practices.
Illegal dog meat trading is also linked to public health concerns, as the meat can pose health risks if not handled properly. This practice is widely condemned by animal rights groups, which advocate for the protection and humane treatment of all animals.
Recently, the authorities launched an operation after receiving complaints from concerned citizens about illegal dog meat trading in Morong, Rizal.
An animal welfare group had been keeping an eye on the situation after receiving reports of dog meat sales. Along with the two women, a man who was allegedly slaughtering dogs for their meat has also been identified.
During the investigation, the suspects admitted to their involvement in the illegal activity of killing dogs for their meat. They are now facing charges under the Animal Welfare Act, which protects animals from cruelty and illegal trade.
The arrest is an important step in enforcing animal protection laws and ensuring that such illegal activities are stopped. The authorities and animal protection groups are working hard to make sure the laws are followed and animals are kept safe from abuse.
Anyone who knows about similar illegal activities is encouraged to report them to the authorities. This helps protect animals and prevent future incidents.
In a previous post, Mayor Benjamin Magalong inspects Baguio City eateries for allegedly serving dog meat
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