Street Dogs Endangering Community - Voices of Klang

[simonyee]

Hi,

Sending the dogs to an island of Klang is not way to treat your unwanted pets.

Thanks

[BillZanger]

Poor dogs. They always get worse luck comparing to kitties.
There were once five new born puppies roaming around in my campus area, and the police came putting bullets through their tiny heads, shot them in front of their mother's eyes. And she went nuts, biting people wailing at night. Whereas cats, they breed much more and were left scavenging in the garbage bins, but no actions were taken. No birth control langsung.
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This is so bad... never knew police could jus waste their bullet for these dog.. Such a sad story...

[Bingo]

....a spill-over from Pulau Ketam ??

maybe the authorities shud get to the root of the problem......not just killing....will not solve the actual problem!

[mavis lee]

(03-03-2009 04:40 PM)spiderman Wrote:  Perhaps we can compile a list of area which you pass by in daily basis where street dogs are endangering the community especially the children.

To start with I see them almost everyday in Taman Berkeley.

So we can compile a list and send this to MPK to get them to catch all this dog to put them for good use or put them to sleep if nothing can be done especially the contaminated one.

A week or 2 ago, I was in Berkeley and saw MPK trying to catch stray dogs at Jln Bangau. I always hate to see MPK's way of catching the dogs. I would say very cruel and inhuman. But well....maybe that's what they were trained to do. More than 10 years ago, I witnessed a very cruel way how MPK tried to catch the strays. Until now the memory is still fresh in my mind.