Beaten, tortured and enclosed in small bamboo cages. Every year in Bali, 70 dogs are slaughtered and served to tourists in restaurants. Here is Animals Australia's shocking investigation.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himBeaten, tortured and enclosed in small bamboo cages. Every year in Bali, 70 thousand dogs they are slaughtered and served to tourists in restaurants. Here is Animals Australia's shocking investigation.
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È an endless horror the one denounced through videos and photos by Animals Australia which shows how the dog meat market is constantly growing and how business is booming.
Locked in bamboo cages or plastic bags, with their paws and muzzle tied, terrified dogs are left behind without food or water even for two, three days.
A wait that then leads them to be massacred and slaughtered. According to Animals Australia, the number of dogs killed in Bali is seven times greater compared to that of the Yulin Dog Eating Festival in China, which unfortunately starts tomorrow, despite protests from all over the world.
According to the Australian association, the animals are strangled, poisoned and beaten, then served in restaurants to tourists convinced they are eating. chicken meat.
For four months, an undercover AA investigator managed to document this, participating in raids to steal and then kill the dogs. Some are even poisoned.
“Eat dog meat it is not illegal in Bali, but killing animals with cruelty or contaminating meat with poison is against the law, ”he explains Lyn White, Animals Australia campaign manager.
Dog meat is sold not only in restaurants, but also on the street, but if tourists ask what it is, they are told that it is chicken.
“Tourists need to know that if they come across a shop that sells 'Satay' and the containers carry the letters RW, that is not chicken meat, but dog meat because the initials are a code, ”explains ABC.
The detective's story leaves no room for imagination. Luke (not his real name) has managed to break into the dog trade in Bali.
“I started the investigation to identify and learn about the major players in Bali's illegal dog meat industry. In the end, I managed to gain their trust, that of the gangs that steal, poison and kill dogs, ”explains the man.
And yet:
"The capture was fiercely aggressive. The dogs screamed and squirmed as the noose was strangling them. They had narrow snouts, they squirmed, but every attempt was useless ".
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A horror we never wanted to tell.
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Dominella Trunfio
Photo: Animal Australia
