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The HAYTAP Samsun representative office took action for the dog named ‘Pamuk’, whose front legs were cut off in the Memduhiye district of Havza. Semra Antep, representative of HAYTAP Samsun and president of the Volunteer Animal Association, who went to the district, brought Pamuk to Samsun. The injured dog was treated at a private animal clinic with the support of HAYTAP. Despite excessive blood loss, Pamuk survived death threats. The cotton was taken to Ankara for a more detailed treatment. Then, teams from the XI Regional Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks imposed a fine of 181 TL on HS, the owner of Pamuk, and 628 TL on his neighbor S.Ç., who cut off the dog’s legs. It was known that fines can be paid in 4 installments. HAYTAP officials on social media, “Who wants to explain to Pamuk that the price of the leg cut is 181 TL?” shared.
‘A FUN PENALTY’
HAYTAP representative Samsun and the president of the Voluntary Animal Association, Semra Antep, asked who would explain this punishment to the dog. Pistachio, “That is a very funny and very sad figure. Turkey did not shake the world cotton situation. Such figures did not, and they divide it into four quotas. It will probably also appeal to this and do not pay that either. Heavy prison” The penalties They must be given after at least two years. It is necessary to be registered in the registry and regulate this in the law. Apart from that, violations, abuses, cuts will not be avoided, that is, nothing done for pleasure will be prevented.
‘THE LAW MUST BE URGENT’
Antep affirmed that the demand of the law has been demanded many times, “the animals must be sterilized and not seen as property, and the municipalities must be subject to this sanction. Because the reason for raising these animals is the municipalities that do not sterilize. We want production to stop. We want the life of Petshop stores to stop, even if they are fish. We want zoos to be closed. “The animal is ultimately a life, the silent servants of God, and we will continue to see cases like the Pamuk incident until this law is passed.”
