When I was about to pack and go, Mel came to me telling me that there were birds that were being poisoned behind the block and most were struggling. Without a second thought, I went to take a look and was expecting to see the worst scene.
This wasn’t the worst and there is nothing to be gladden about. A life is still a life. They were scattered all over.
These were the few. Some were already dead. Some struggling. Yes, they were poisoned. I called ACRES, as usual, they always have cases to attend and was unable to help.
Merely by looking at these birds struggling for their final breathe make it hard for me to walk away. The only thing I can do at that moment was to chant for them. And the purpose of taking such videos was to bring awareness to the public.
It wasn’t enough to do just that. I got Mel to prepare boxes and there weren’t many in my car. So I went around hunting for carton box and I was glad that I found a big broken container nearby. I just need to use an empty box to cover the hole and it can be use again!
I picked the three in the video and those who still move but weak. There were around 7 to 8 of them and I sent them to ACRES. I am glad that ACRES attended to them immediately. They gave them charcoal and keep them warm. I really hope the birds will pull through.
This issue has been brought up many times by the public to the authorities. Even our MP Louis Ng has brought it up too but no one is listening. I have also prepared a petition some time ago.
Will such inhumane culling end? Will factories farming end? Will fur industries end? Will animal testing laboratories end? Etc…
In the end, we only have ourselves to blame because what we have done to others will eventually come back to us and… the climate is changing!
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