#Icepop picture rescue dog police install
Tan also engaged a private investigator to help install hidden cameras on the trees, in hope to collect evidence.
"I'm here to teach the dogs, if they're not obedient I'll beat them," the man said to them, according to Tan. Tan said that the group tried to question the man before, but he was very hostile and aggressive towards them. He seemed very suspicious," he told the Chinese daily. "He would walk into the forest with a stick-like object in his hand, and his lorry would hold a lot of gunny sacks as well. Suspicious man hanging around forested area in WoodlandsĪs their suspicions grew, Tan shared that he and other dog lovers started keeping watch around the vicinity of the forested area, and observed a middle-aged man who would drive a lorry into the area about three days a week. Tan also shared that many of the injured stray dogs have injuries that look like a bloody hole on their bodies, such as their heads or limbs. He suspected that someone could be selling dog meat as well, by slaughtering the stray dogs. Tan immediately took photos and videos of the scene to collect evidence, and the group later went down to the police station in Woodlands to notify authorities of the incident.Īccording to Tan, the stray dogs could have been slaughtered for sale, rather than abuse, mentioning that dog abusers would normally kill and bury the dog, and not go to the extent of plucking off their fur. "We saw the carcasses of the dogs thrown inside white gunny sacks, and there were plastic bags hanging off trees, with dog bones and dog fur found inside the bags." Tan told the Chinese daily that none of them had expected to find what they saw. However, Tan suspected that the stray dogs were being abused by people, and decided to visit the forest in Woodlands to check the place out.
Witness suspected stray dogs being slaughtered for sale Most simply thought they had been hit by a large vehicle. Truly an amazing and awesome rescue.After sharing his observations with other dog lovers, he came to learn that some of the stray dogs were injured, while some had broken legs. Our team was able to move the ice close to the riverbank and our FD snagged the dog around its neck with a ‘catchpole.’ The rescuer did this while standing on a slippery ladder that was submerged in the river while his coworkers held onto him via a rope. The post continues, “The poor pooch somehow managed to climb onto a chunk of ice but it was drifting away in the river while the dog was freezing. A labradoodle had gotten away from its owner while on a walk and ended up jumping into the freezing cold Detroit River.” The pet dog became trapped on the river after getting away from its owner during a walk. The post states, “(Wyandotte Police Department officers), animal control and (Wyandotte firefighters) teamed up for a pretty sweet rescue Monday afternoon. As soon as the dog is within arm’s reach, workers on dry land immediately pulled it out of the water. He slowly uses a long tool called a catchpole to grab the freezing animal before pulling it to safety.
Footage of the rescue shows a worker standing on a ladder partially submerged in the freezing water. The Wyandotte Police Department posted about the rescue on its Facebook page, where it credited animal control and local firefighters for helping with the rescue. The pet had gotten loose from its owner during a walk and ended up becoming stuck on a chunk of ice drifting on the river. Rescue workers in Michigan were able to pull a dog to safety after it became trapped on the Detroit River. Woman captures surprise visit by dairy cows on security video Half a million children become refugees as Russia-Ukraine war destroys homes The popular cereal that debuted the decade you were born
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