It's simple: animal fighting is cruel. It is beyond doubt. These poor creatures live in torment and pain. And for the majority of these creatures, life is brief and miserable.
The Indiana Gaming Commission received information that a group ran unlawful animal fighting activities in two counties. They quickly initiated an inquiry and identified two sites that harbored mistreated dogs and cocks.
They were able to get a warrant since they had sufficient proof. They then gathered the animals with the assistance of officials and ASPCA volunteers. They saved ten pit bulls and 550 roosters from the two combat rings.
When they first saw the dogs, they were bound with short, thick chains that put a lot of pressure on their necks. As a result, some of them had ancient wounds all over their bodies. They also discovered indications of purposeful mutilation, such as severed tails and ears. They reduce the number of pieces a dog's opponent may grasp.
Their living circumstances were no better. The canines were housed in hastily constructed shelters that provided little protection from the weather. In addition, the building was filthy throughout.
The ASPCA rescued them and brought them to several shelters, where they were given medical care and a safe place to live. They intend to rehabilitate the canines and prepare them for adoption. First, however, they want to be sure that living with compassionate humans will not overwhelm them.
When that time comes, they hope that there will be decent individuals bold enough to offer them a shot at a better life. They've been through a lot, and it's time to provide them with love rather than violence.Source and picture: ASPCA via Facebook
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