NGO Not Matured Enough To Champion Dogs In Local Councils

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WELL, WADDAYA KNOW! 

PETPOSITIVE IS UNDER ATTACK ONCE AGAIN!

AND NO PRIZES TO ANYONE FOR GUESSING WHO THE CULPRITS ARE FOR FIRING THEIR SANCTIMONIOUS DARTS AT THE SOCIETY.

NOT ONLY THAT, THE DOG-CATCHING TEAMS FROM PETALING JAYA AND KLANG ARE ALSO VICIOUSLY TARGETTED. 

The attacker is none other than what more and more animal lovers are calling "the canine crackpot group" called MDDB - which is headed and authored by newspaper journalist Wani Muthiah.

Masters at spreading distortions, half-truths and total fabrications, MDDB's latest launch of lies is no less devious in design. 

Pinching a photograph from PET+BLOGSPOT'S last post on Saturday (see above right) titled "Hypocrisy From One Animal NGO", the canine crackpots have started a "survey" of sorts claiming that the dog-catching teams of the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) and the Klang municipality (MPK) are deliberately teaching their staff to be cruel to animals. 

First of all, let's get it clear. 

IT IS TRUE that the dog-catching method depicted in our picture is NOT the right way to handle dogs. 

This was exactly what the Canine Advisory Team - with the help of SPCA Selangor - had pointed out during our hands on, on-the-spot joint canine-catching humane exercise in Klang sometime back.

But MDDB, true to its notoriously fault-finding and nasty nature, doesn't bother to check the actual facts.

A professional journalist ought to know better.

It screams "Wolf!" when there is none.

Not only that, the crackpots rushed out with the picture and placed it in their Facebook (as if we needed any help from them with publicity) and gleefully fed the false information to their famished readers.

And not surprisingly, it led to an insane feeding frenzy. The mentality of their readers exposed themselves as a bunch of very shallow minds that would swallow every garbage that MDDB dishes out to them.

Not quite convinced? 

Recall those ridiculously implausible stories of an "Auswitch dog concentration camp" in Selayang that MDDB tried to put out that spoke of canine tortures, drownings, and then cremations that were conducted on live animals as if they were right out from a modern-day Stephen King blockbuster movie? 
   
And what about the superdogs called Kuning and Hitam (bless them for they have since passed on) leading a team of human rescuers in Pulau Ketam?

Regurgitating food so other strays could eat them to stay alive and actually leading a rescue effort that had to be called off each time the canines fell sick. 

Are we guffawing yet?

And speaking of the Klang island where strays were dumped a few years ago, did you read the latest hate crime posted by a strong supporter of MDDB called Ruth Chow who said - and I quote: 

"I hope something the magnitude of a tsunami will wipe out the Pulau Ketam bastards!

"If given 1 wish, I wish to see their children die even a more terrible way. MAY PULAU KETAM GO UNDER WATER, THE EVIL ISLANDERS AS WELL, AND BE WIPED OFF THE MAP OF MALAYSIA."  
   
What kind of an animal lover or NGO would wish such evil to innocent people over their so-called "love for dogs"?


With attitudes and behaviour like these, does it come as a surprise to anybody why MDDB are completely non achievers when it comes to bringing about changes through matured dialogue among the local councils for the good treatment of stray animals.


Which council in its right mind will want to engage with NGO nutcases like these that only give all dogs - strays or otherwise - a very bad name?




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