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The animal was in shock and the wounds to her paws had started becoming septic," said Estelle de Villiers, SPCA chairperson in Mbombela.
That's pretty grim.
I am a little confused though.
How do you wound a paw by cutting off a leg?
I have no words...
. . . and the dog has no legs.
Whos better off?
Wow how strange that culture is!
People of all sorts abuse animals.
yes, but its not socially acceptable in most cultures.
Really now?I read 'culture' as very thinly veiled racism.
The only 'culture' in which animal violence is accepted would be the 'culture' of the destitute and uneducated.
There are individuals from all walks of life who hurt animals, it's one thing getting worked up about it as a suburban housewife, another thing entirely if you are a poor, uneducated, left by the wayside human being.
Really now?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...head-animal-rights-group-court-challenge.html
And how about the Spanish "culture" of killing bulls by slowly stabbing to death? Or parts of china where they boil cats alive and see them as nothing more than walking vegetables.
Hardly poor, uneducated, destitute people. That it is more prevalent and socially acceptable in some cultures is fact, not racism. Western culture in general places more value on animals than African culture.
... "residents of the F0k-f0k squatter camp". Is this seriously the real name for the place? Wouldn't be surprised if some residents were just taking the piss.