Residents of Orenburg made a written appeal to the President, demanding the repeal of the law “On the Humane Treatment of Animals” – this law prohibits the killing of homeless animals.
Residents of the Russian city of Orenburg gathered at a national rally to appeal to Putin and demand a change in the law on homeless animals in connection with the death of an 8-year-old boy who was stewed by dog This was reported by the Russian TG channel Caution, news.
It is reported that the citizens have already made a written appeal to the President, in which they demand the annulment of the law “On the Humane Treatment of Animals” – this law prohibits the euthanasia of homeless animals.
Some residents of Orenburg told the publication that the gathering of people was organized by the deputy of the local administration from “ER” Elena Agafonova. He said that the authors of the law banning euthanasia were “dancing on the bones” and demanded its immediate repeal.
Some residents of Orenburg suggested that with the help of the gathering, the politician wants to shift the responsibility from the administration, which should build prisons and catch dogs, to the imperfection of the federal law.
Remember, a day before it was reported that in Orenburg a pack of dogs bit a child to death.
Near Kiev, dogs from a kennel attacked a mother with a child
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Source: korrespondent
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