Animal torture wanted: PETA exposes a reward of 500 euros for clues!

Animal torture wanted: PETA exposes a reward of 500 euros for clues!

Helmsdorf, Deutschland - shocking discovery in the district of Mansfeld-Südharz! An attentive driver discovered seven mini pigs on the road between Helmsdorf and Gerbstedt last week. These small, about three months old animals were in acute danger to life and were quickly caught by employees of the veterinary office and brought to a safe shelter. A call to help was started: The veterinary office asks for information on the origin of the animals on 03464/5 35 43 00 or by email.

PETA sets out reward

To find the responsible animal torture, PETA has suspended a reward of 500 euros for clues that lead to the conviction of the perpetrators. The animal rights organization calls on everyone who has seen something to report to the police or directly at PETA at 0711-8605910-also anonymous. "The presumably exposed 'mini pigs' were in acute danger to life. We want to help to clarify who exposed them," explains Jana Hoger from Peta. "It is irresponsible to simply leave animals behind instead of bringing them to an animal shelter."

The exposure of animals is not only cruel, but also prohibited by law! According to Paragraph 3 of the Animal Welfare Act, this can be punished as cruelty to animals, which can be punished with money or prison sentences of up to three years. PETA is continuously campaigning for the protection of animals and regularly offers rewards in cases of ill -treatment or suspensions to hold the perpetrators into account.