An Outdoor Adventures Whistler employee who has posttraumatic stress disorder told WorkSafeBC that he killed near 100 slaughtered sled dogs, which threatened the public. People showed their concerns and disagreements on it and SPCA investigation of this incident is still on.
seriously, i love animals, and i think human should treat most of animals( well, except rats and some kind of insects that can breed so quickly that we don't need to worry of the distinction of that species. ) as our family member. we live on the same mother earth, they and us have our own contribution to this land, wonderful world. without them, earth would be boring and lonely.
however, why there so such large amount of dogs there? that's because people abandoned most of them as unwanted pets! why people becoming so cold-blood that, when they don't want a thing anymore, just drop it coldly. we should realize our responsibility to take care of them but not abuse them.
anyway, i believe this is just an exception incident, hope this won't happen again.
seriously, i love animals, and i think human should treat most of animals( well, except rats and some kind of insects that can breed so quickly that we don't need to worry of the distinction of that species. ) as our family member. we live on the same mother earth, they and us have our own contribution to this land, wonderful world. without them, earth would be boring and lonely.
however, why there so such large amount of dogs there? that's because people abandoned most of them as unwanted pets! why people becoming so cold-blood that, when they don't want a thing anymore, just drop it coldly. we should realize our responsibility to take care of them but not abuse them.
anyway, i believe this is just an exception incident, hope this won't happen again.
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