The dog was left in an empty house and starved to death.
If not, can you at least let him go? The recent unimaginable dog abuse tragedy in South Korea, where a dog was kept in an empty house empty of no one's own, ended up starving to dry bodies, triggered intense discussion among South Korean netizens, and condemned it as the most despicable of abuses. ETtoday's pet cloud has an IG.
The incident was brought to light by the South Korean movement “Korean Animal WelfareAssociation”, an empty house that had been out of power last September, but the house was occupied by a tenant and the landlord was not connected to the tenant until December, when the landlord noticed that there was a dog in the room, but was in poor mental and physical condition, when he only told the tenant to treat the pets with kindness, but he did not respond much.
It was only after the room was inspected that there was an unopened dog feed next door, but the dog was unaware.
It was not until the landlord came back to the house that he found out that the dog had broken down and informed him of the "Korean Animal Welfare Association" that it was too late to save his life. In the photographs of the scene, the house was completely empty, not only without food and water, but also full of shit-shit dog urine and even wooden cabinets were dog-free bite marks, and it was judged to be unbearable because of its lack of food and its hunger.
When the terrible photos came to light, they drew on netizens to criticize the owner of the dog, "This is the cruelest form of abuse!" "Why not let him go if he doesn't have them? Let him starve to death?" and "It's hard to imagine how hungry he is, how cruel he can be" and "only human beings can do this."
The rescuers arrived and saw a mess in the empty house, full of dog-hungry bite marks.