Semarang Polrestabes Strive For Further Treatment Of Hundreds Of Dogs Who Were Rescued When Taken To The Slaughterhouse

SemarANG - Semarang Polrestabes collaborated with a number of stakeholders for further efforts to treat hundreds of dogs that had been rescued when they were about to be sent to the slaughterhouse.

"The legal issue of this case is no longer a problem. The second problem is related to the handling of around 200 dogs that have been rescued," said Semarang Police Chief Kombes Irwan Anwar as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, January 9.

According to him, the problem needs to be discussed so that the saved dogs will immediately get better services.

According to him, there is an option to invite people who will maintain it.

Another option, he said, is to prepare a certified place with certified nurses.

In handling this case, the police have named five suspects, one of whom ordered hundreds of dogs.

According to the perpetrators, the dogs were obtained from several points in Subang, West Java, and are planned to be sent to Sragen Regency.

Meanwhile, the chairman of Animal Hope Shelter Indonesia, Christian Joshua Pale, said that some of the dogs that had been rescued were being treated at the shelter on Jalan Kompol Maksum, Semarang City.

"Some others who were injured and were pregnant were treated at a number of veterinary clinics for treatment," he said.

According to him, the Mayor of Semarang, who had checked the shelter location, while the dogs promised a piece of land to be built as shelter shelter shelter shelter shelters for these animals.

"The plan is to move, the Mayor has promised a piece of land to be built," he said.