Dog Beaten and Tortured by Owner Deserves Justice

Target: Mr. Flávio Dino, Minister of Justice and Public Security, Brazil

Goal: Strengthen animal protection laws and enhance penalties for animal abuse.

In a groundbreaking case from Brazil, a dog endured a horrific ordeal at the hands of its owner. The animal, initially known as Tokinho, faced brutal treatment, with disturbing evidence emerging in June through a video showing the owner beating him. Following the revelation, Fauna Group for the Protection of Animals intervened, rescuing Tokinho from these dire circumstances.

This case took an unprecedented turn when lawyers representing Fauna Group initiated legal action against the abuser directly on behalf of Tokinho. A Brazilian court acknowledged this unique lawsuit, leading to the perpetrator’s agreement to a plea bargain. This deal, settling for a $410 fine, circumvented a criminal trial which might have resulted in a more severe penalty, potentially a year’s imprisonment.

Many view this sentence as too lenient, with Tokinho’s advocates preparing to appeal. They assert that such plea bargains should be reserved for non-violent transgressions. In the aftermath, Tokinho found a new, loving home and was renamed Floquinho, yet the scars of abuse linger, with Floquinho showing signs of trauma.

This case serves as a stark reminder of the inadequacies in Brazil’s animal protection laws. Current penalties fail to sufficiently deter or punish such acts of cruelty. As a society valuing compassion and justice, it is crucial to reinforce our commitment to the defenseless. Take action now.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Mr. Flávio Dino,

We are addressing you today to highlight the urgent need for reform in Brazil’s legislation regarding animal welfare. The recent case of Tokinho, a dog subjected to severe abuse, has brought to light the limitations in our current legal framework for protecting animals.

This case represents more than an isolated incident; it underscores a systemic issue within our society. The penalties for animal cruelty are not stringent enough to serve as an effective deterrent. As the Minister of Justice and Public Security, your role is pivotal in advocating for and implementing changes in our legal system to ensure stricter punishments for such crimes.

We urge you to consider revising the existing laws to introduce harsher penalties for animal abuse. Such measures are essential not only for justice in individual cases like Tokinho’s but also for fostering a more compassionate and humane society. It is time for Brazil to take a firm stance against animal cruelty and ensure that our laws reflect our collective values of kindness and respect for all living beings.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo credit: liknes


5 Comments

  1. The punishment was way too lenient! This creep needs his hands chopped off and his eyes poked out!!

  2. Sherry Akridge says:

    A plea deal with a fine, really. That is disgusting. That is so wrong. It sends a message that you can abuse an animal and get away with it. Makes me sick!

  3. What’s wrong with the animals laws in these fucking countries do they not care how people abuse animals if it was a kid they would put that bastard behind bars

  4. Brazil is like America … punishment is far too soft. This man liked kicking his dog? Fine. Stone him! Then the man can feel just how wonderful it is to be abused! Stone this man and don’t patch him up. Let him suffer the way he made his dog suffer!
    This man is an example of how humans are inhumane. Humans like this creep are the lowest form of animal. This man is not human, shows no love, no compassion, and is a bully but only with those he knows can not hurt him. Scum.

  5. Gabriela Valerio says:

    Dear Mr. Flávio Dino,
    This unique lawsuit, leading to the perpetrator’s agreement to a plea bargain, it’s just absurd. ‘
    IF THE SOCIAL MEDIA WERE PROHIBITED FROM PUBLISHING THE ATROCITIES MADE BY ILL-BORN COWARDS IN ORDER TO MAKE MONEY, SUCH CRIMES MADE BY HEARTLESS SICKOS, WOULD LESSEN.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

1466 Signatures

  • M Sanchez
  • Catherine Livingston
  • Julia Linke
  • Beate Aurich
  • Andreas Dorst
  • Sandra Dorst
  • Erin Borozny
  • Lori Lorentz
  • Eleonora Haas
  • J. David Scott
1 of 147123...147
Skip to toolbar