Advertising, and giving away animals for free online, can be a potential death sentence for the animals involved.
Not everyone who takes the ‘free animals’ is going to provide them with a loving, caring home – sometimes they are purchased by abusers and torturers who get enjoyment out of causing untold suffering to these animals – see the link below about the man sentenced to 8 years for torturing and killing at least 10 cats.
Here below is some very helpful advice about advertising animals for free online = DONT DO IT, THINK FIRST ABOUT THE POTENTIAL IMMENSE SUFFERING AND DEATH SENTENCE THE ANIMAL COULD FACE.
It is a dangerous world out there, with potential abusers willing to take advantage of animals offered for free. Please don’t do it – read the following and think before you act, thank you.
THIS IS A VOLUNTEER RUN SITE, As the name suggests, our aim is to inform the world regarding any animal cruelty, abuse and suffering. ALL OF THE WORK undertaken is self financed – WE DO NOT GAIN ANYTHING FINANCIALLY, in fact we self fund in respect of our support for the animals. We do not ask for you to become members and support us financially; all we want is for you to visit us, maybe learn something new on an issue; and then leave us to take your own independent campaign work further. By undertaking this volunteer work, we hope we are a ‘World Animals Voice’, speaking for animals of the planet who suffer in silence; unable to represent themselves vocally or legally. What you get from us is the hard core reality of animal suffering; the reality, we do not dress it up with flowers to make it more pleasant. We have one aim, and that is to be the animals voice – nothing more, BUT NOTHING LESS – Thank You. WAV is based in Kent; England.
This is an issue that has been in the ‘animal rights’ camp for years; but we consider it is worth putting out info again.
A flood of whistleblower and student reports connected to a veterinary program at Cairo University and other universities across Egypt paints a picture of abuses to animals so grotesque and severe it appears to violate the nations constitution and law.
IT IS UNDERTOOD THAT THESE TYPE OF ABUSES MAY STILL BE CONTINUING
A disturbing case of a kitten stuffed into a container at a workers canteen in Tech Park Crescent has triggered renewed public outrage and intensified calls for stronger animal cruelty legislation in Singapore.
CCTV allegedly captured the incident; but a Manager refused to hand it over to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals – the SPCA. The site supervisor was allegedly aware of what happened; but by refusing to hand over the CCTV footage; the SPCA then took further action by taking the case to the Animal and Veterinary Service AVS for further investigation.
Fortunately, the suffering, abused kitten was released after about one and a half hours; during its time confined in the container it was allegedly rolled around the floor. This is where obtaining the CCTV footage is essential.
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