Animal group files case vs Batangas vlogger over alleged dog abuse
The case emerged after a video showing dogs being beaten and killed after one reportedly chewed a pair of slippers.
The Animal Kingdom Foundation (AKF) said it has filed a case against vlogger Miss Hart and his companions for alleged violations of the Animal Welfare Act following a viral incident involving dogs in Lemery, Batangas.
In a Facebook post, the animal welfare group said it filed the case under Republic Act No. 8485, or the Animal Welfare Act of 1998, as amended by Republic Act No. 10631.
The update follows a viral video that showed dogs being ordered caught, beaten, and killed after one of them reportedly chewed a pair of slippers. The barangay previously said it was reviewing the videos and coordinating with the Municipal Police of Lemery before proceeding with its investigation.
The barangay also summoned Miss Hart to explain his side and said it was tracing the whereabouts of a dog reportedly sold after the incident.
AKF said it has since reached an agreement with the barangay to surrender three dogs to the foundation, which will transfer them to its rescue center.
The foundation did not provide further details on the specific allegations or charges in its latest post.
“Stop animal abuse. Stop use of animals for content,” AKF stated in their Facebook post.
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