*[Enwl-eng] Pets are being stolen and eaten
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Mon Aug 17 23:38:38 MSK 2020
People's Pets are Being Stolen and Eaten in Vietnam and We Need
Your Help to Stop It!
Sign Now
It's a pet owner's worse nightmare: your pet is kidnapped —
and then murdered and eaten. It sounds too horrific to be true, but that's
exactly what is happening in Vietnam.
In a break from historical precedent, Vietnam has a
growing number of pet owners who have dogs and cats as companions, and not
for consumption. These pet owners live in constant fear of having their
companion stolen by local dog or cat thieves, whose sole mission is to sell
their pet to a butcher for quick cash.
The lack of animal cruelty laws in Vietnam has led to
human lives being lost as dog thieves attack pet owners, resulting in pet
owners retaliating, causing loss of life on both sides. Police are limited
in serving justice because of the lack of animal cruelty laws.
Countless serious health outbreaks of disease and illness
have also been attributed to Vietnam's dog and cat meat trade, resulting in
many deaths. Life-threatening illnesses such as rabies, cholera and
trichinellosis remain a constant danger to local residents and international
tourists. Such risk also severely compromises Vietnam's commitment to
eradicate rabies by the year 2020.
But we can't give up yet. Dogs and cats are companion
animals and not food items. Will you help by asking the President of Vietnam
to protect animals and, by extension, humans?
Thank you,
Kelsey B.
The Care2 Petitions Team
P.S. Pets dogs are being kidnapped, murdered and eaten in
Vietnam. Will you help pressure the President of Vietnam to put an end to
the practice?
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Subject: Pets are being stolen and eaten
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