Stop Torturing, Mutilating, and Killing Animals for Sacrifices

Target: New York State Attorney General Letitia James

Goal: Address surge in horrific animal sacrifice cases.

In a troubling development, the area surrounding Jamaica Bay in Queens, New York, has seen a surge in animal sacrifices, with numerous cases of tortured, mutilated, and killed animals being discovered in local parklands. At least nine wounded animals or carcasses were found over the span of just over a month, including live pigs with partially severed ears, a near-dead baby rat, decapitated chickens, and a dead dog. These gruesome acts have raised serious concerns about animal cruelty and abuse in the area, as the incidents appear to be linked to certain religious practices.

According to local rescuers and religious leaders, the acts may involve a sect of Hindu devotees who worship the goddess Kali, though the practice of animal sacrifice is a twisted interpretation of their scriptures. Local leaders and animal advocates, including John Di Leonardo of Humane Long Island, have expressed alarm over the growing number of reported incidents. Reports suggest that animal sacrifices in the Jamaica Bay area, which were previously a major concern in 2008, are now resurging with full force.

Under New York State law, aggravated cruelty to animals is a felony punishable by up to two years in prison, and although religious animal sacrifice is protected under the US Constitution, there is a growing demand to address these cruel practices and enforce existing laws more rigorously. End these disturbing practices, which have reached a high point this year.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Attorney General Letitia James,

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the alarming increase in animal sacrifices and cruelty in Jamaica Bay and the surrounding areas of Queens, New York. Over the past month, multiple cases of tortured, mutilated, and dead animals have been discovered, raising serious concerns about animal welfare in the community.

While we respect religious freedoms, no animal should be subjected to abuse or cruel treatment. New York State law classifies aggravated cruelty to animals as a felony, and it is imperative that these laws be enforced rigorously to protect innocent animals from further harm. Furthermore, community outreach and education can help prevent the misuse of religious practices and ensure that animal rights are respected.

I urge you to take immediate action by working with local authorities to address this surge in animal cruelty and enforce stronger protections for animals. By doing so, we can prevent further harm to animals and ensure that humane and lawful standards are upheld in our community.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo credit: Hayana Fernanda


4 Comments

  1. STOP USING ANY FUCKING STUPID EXCUSE TO TORTURE ANIMALS TO DEATH!!!
    ONLY PURE EVIL MONSTERS DO THESE HEINOUS SADISTIC THINGS TO OTHER LIVING FEELING BEINGS!
    THESE FUCKING EVIL TRASH WILL ALL SUFFER & BURN IN HELL!!
    RIP ALL ANIMALS XXXXXXXX

  2. It has been reported that certain groups of migrants have recently been seen mutilating, killing or eating dogs or cats for religious rituals. There are no laws in the US to govern that, religious sacrifice/rituals is a ‘right’ and therefore not illegal. I think as we get more varied religions coming in the US, we will see more of this. It won’t stop until we pass laws against it and enforce them. It is not fake news, it is happening!

  3. Save the animals. Sacrifice the humans. There are too many of them anyway. Animals are humane, it’s the inhumane humans which need to go.
    If these murders are for religious reasons, the gods frown on death as a celebration. It’s murder. It’s against the law in this country. You could be put to death for doing these murders.

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