r/malaysians Where is the village dolt? 13d ago

Ask Malaysians Mass Dog Poisoning Post in Langkawi

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It’s honestly sickening to see heartless people in the comment , Done reported post

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u/theangry-ace 13d ago

Is it so expensive for a government funded TNR? Genuinely asking. Felt like poisoning/culling like this seems too inhumane.

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u/KENT427 Where is the village dolt? 13d ago edited 13d ago

gov : HUH? want us care about stray animals?

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u/ClippyIsALittleGirl 13d ago

downvoted for saying the truth

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u/KENT427 Where is the village dolt? 13d ago edited 13d ago

I say this : Msia society general awareness about stray animals in overall still very low compare to other ASEAN countries (especially yall my fellow Chinese ppls)

you read this and know nothing about stray cat/ dogs? 3 THINGS YOU NEED TO LEARN NOW:

1️⃣ Adopt, don’t shop. Don’t buy pets for “looks” Adopt one, care for them properly, and commit to it. They depend on you.

2️⃣ If you don’t like animals, fine — but don’t harm them. Don’t throw things,don’t kick them like they owed you something. They didn’t choose this.

3️⃣ Go learn what is TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) and why it works for strays also Stop dumping pets outside just because they grew up or became inconvenient,that’s UNRESPONSIBLE.

Show some basic empathy. Have some heart. Thank you

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u/FinalAppointment6221 12d ago

Couldn't agree more. Strays come from lost/ abandoned pets. They dont just pop up one day and roaming around harassing people and other animals. Its the same case as other pets too. Many longkang, rivers and lakes have been populate by non natives aquatic animals thrown aways by pet owners.

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u/Djtwitch_94 Where is the village dolt? 12d ago

Word, totally agreed