100 Dog Buried Alive in China.

China - Chinese People express anger and fury upon the discovery of approximately 100 wild dogs were buried alive in the Inner Mongolia region, south China. Up to the rescue of these poor animals do neither party has claimed responsibility for the incident.

As reported by CNN on Tuesday (29/04/2014), the public is aware of the incident after someone on a social network posted a photo dozens of dog stuck in a hole. Photo uploader then ask the public who are sympathetic to provide help.

 

"I saw dozens of dog photos in a hole in the social networking WeChat. Some people have volunteered to provide assistance to help these poor animals," said one woman told CNN.

Using a rope, auxiliary group can finally save 20 dogs on Wednesday (23/4) afternoon.

 

"We first tried to evacuate using a bucket and a ladder, but it did not work. Then we tie a knot to make a loop with the rope, lowered into the hole and then lure the dog into the circle with the food, and told them to get out of the hole with a rope," he explained .

 

 

However, there are many dogs that are stuck in the hole, so that the volunteers contacted the animal rescue community, Yinchuan, to ask for help. But when the volunteers arrived at the location Yinchuan, they only found a few dogs running around. The most pathetic, the hole was backfilled with soil, so rescuers had to dig the ground to rescue a few dogs that are still visible from the surface.

 

"You can see the terror in their eyes, these dogs are very afraid of humans," said Liu, a volunteer Yinchuan.

 

 One of the lucky ones: only babies this small dog and some adult dogs were rescued

The next day, Yinchuan volunteers returned to the site and began digging excavators. At that time they found the six dogs that have died, but allegedly dozens of other dogs that are not found also suffer the same fate.

 

Volunteers assume that the missing dogs have been killed and moved to a new location. But who is responsible?

After the news spread, the pictures evacuation poor dogs are re-circulated online. Internet users expressed fury and called the incident embarrassing and inhumane. Some called for the establishment of
Legislation governing animal cruelty in China.