Target: Joseph Pang, Head of the Tawau Municipal Council, Malaysia
Goal: Enforce strict penalties against the person who subjected a dog to brutal skinning and devastating injuries.
A stray dog was discovered with nearly half its skin torn from its body, exposing raw flesh and leaving it barely able to move. Deep cuts, a lice-infested wound on the abdomen, and a crushed thigh muscle apparently compounded the extreme suffering this animal endured. Despite receiving surgery, the dog did not survive its horrific injuries.
Additional wounds included a painful open fracture on the right ankle, inflicted during this terrifying ordeal. The dog’s last days were filled with agony and trauma. This shocking case of alleged cruelty underscores a disturbing disregard for life and well-being.
A resolute stand is needed to help ensure such gruesome acts are never repeated. Swift, decisive action can send a clear signal that such acts of animal cruelty will not be tolerated. Sign below and demand authorities thoroughly investigate this case and employ the harshest available punishments for any individual found responsible.
PETITION LETTER:
Dear Joseph Pang,
A dog was discovered with extensive, life-threatening injuries, including large sections of torn-away skin and an open fracture. These reported wounds were so severe that even surgical intervention could not save the animal. The sheer brutality described in this shocking case reflects an apparent lack of respect for living beings.
Each day that such acts of cruelty go unanswered risks enabling further harm to vulnerable animals. By devoting resources to a thorough investigation and by enforcing strict consequences, you can help deter potential future offenses.
We urge you to make this case a priority and to impose the maximum penalties under the law on any individual found guilty of this cruelty. Please take a firm stand for the protection of innocent animals and send a clear message that violence of this nature will not be permitted to flourish.
Sincerely,
[Your Name Here]
Photo credit: SPCA TAWAU
