Through Videos And Physical Evidence, Disnak Aceh Makes Sure The Animal Is Lit In Conditions Wearing Forest Dogosis

ILLUSTRATION/UNSPLASH/Joshua Wilking

The Aceh Animal Husbandry Service (Disnak) confirmed that a number of livestock that died tragically in the Kuta Malaka area of Aceh Besar District some time ago were eaten by wild dogs or stray dogs. "So it is certain that the livestock is being eaten by wild dogs," said Head of the Aceh Disnak Zalsufran in Banda Aceh, Antara, Tuesday, October 18. Previously, a number of livestock in the Kuta Malaka area, Aceh Besar District, were found dead in a state where all the contents of their stomach were lost, allegedly because they were attacked and eaten by wild dogs. When found, Saturday, October 15, the condition of the small cattle is only the skin, head, legs, and upper bone. While all the contents in his body are gone. This certainty, said Zalsufran, was based on some physical evidence seen, then a video recording from the public showing the presence of the wild dog. Zalufran said that after his party went down to the location, the Aceh BKSDA team had started patrolling and installing camera traps in the area while continuing to study and identify more appropriate steps. "The results of going to the field are agreed to carry out patrols until a good solution is found, because the main problem is that the stray dogs are protected, so BKSDA is up front," he said. In addition, said Zalsufran, they have also agreed with the breeders not to release their livestock first while getting a solution to anticipate the stray. "Later on, the BKSDA will also train how to make cages safe from dogs to farmers in Aceh Besar," said Zalsufran.