Kater Jäcky shot: 5000 euros reward for clues!

Kater Jäcky shot: 5000 euros reward for clues!

Christes, Deutschland - It is a sad incident that stimulates animal lovers. The hangover Jäcky was shot in Christ with an air rifle. This was discovered by chance during a visit to the veterinary practice. His family, the Burckhardts, is horrified and has suspended a reward of 5000 euros for references to the perpetrators. Jäcky already had to undergo two complicated operations to treat the injuries caused by the shots. His condition remains worrying, while the family desperately hopes for answers. Insuedthueringen.de reports on the family that experiences the family.

Unfortunately, Jäcky's case is not an isolated case. Similar incidents were recorded in the area of ​​Friesenried in the Ostallgäu, where a hangover was seriously injured by several shots of an air rifle. Residents noticed the injured hangover and reported it to the Beckstetten animal shelter. An employee of the shelter was able to capture the hangover, but the examination in the veterinary clinic showed that there were two floors in the body's body. Despite the efforts to determine the owner, it has so far remained unknown. The Kaufbeuren police inspection asks for help and hopes for evidence on the phone number 08341-9330. Wochenblatt-news.de

animal protection under pressure

The incidents also have a highlight of the existing challenges in animal welfare. According to the animal welfare association, animals are not things, but feelings that should be protected from avoidable pain, suffering or damage. Nevertheless, the Animal Welfare Act remains incomplete and unclear in many areas. These shortcomings mean that animals are often defenseless, especially if authorities do not intervene. Injuries to animals can be punished both according to the Animal Welfare Act and as property damage. tierschutzbund.de

It is urgently needed that we are working as a company for animal welfare. Observations of cruelty to animals should be reported to help the affected animals. Animal rights activists are calling for an association law that allows animal welfare associations to sue the protection of animals in court. This is the only way we can ensure that the rights of the animals are taken seriously and that such cruel deeds as with Jäcky and others do not remain unpunished.