In recent years, Indonesia has been experiencing a high level of dog consumption, with more than 200 animal meat markets selling dogs and cats. The two largest and most brutal are the extreme markets of friends in North-West Sulawe and the traditional markets in Lango Bay. Some small cat and dog markets are also very scary, and dogs are tied up in sacks, listening to their peers' grief and waiting for death.
In recent days, the Animal Protection organization Change For Animals Foundation, an online video by Dog Meat-Free of Indonesia, has explored the slaughterhouse in Surakarta, Java.
In large slaughterhouses, cats and dogs are caged because of the large numbers. And here, the dog will be put in a sack with a bouquet of flowers and a head, and his mouth will be tied with rope.
They lay on the ground and watched as their companions were executed. Dogs are dragged to the slaughtering grounds, they fall down and hang, they slit their throats and become human food. While the dog was waiting, his face was full of fear and despair.
And some dogs are consciously cut alive and bleeding in their throats, and their cries are heard. In addition to the helpless eyes of the dog, the walls of blood and the smell of dog hair make the tissue member Lola Webber very memorable.
According to WV, not only are stray dogs caught in the streets by slaughterhouses, but some are bold enough to steal dogs directly from residents ' homes. When the dog was caught, it was put in a sack and dumped in a van. In order to keep them from making a sound, all dogs have a rope strapped to their mouths, which is so tight that some dogs can barely breathe.
The dogs will then be thrown into a dirty slaughterhouse. The guard members were very angry at this move to steal others' dogs. It doesn't hurt to steal a good dog and sell it.
In fact, Indonesia is a Muslim country and usually doesn't eat dog meat. However, according to the latest Dog Meat-Free survey, there are many ethnic minorities, or immigrants eat dog meat at festivals or gatherings.
In the case of the dog trade market in Surakarta, Java, at least 13,700 dogs are slaughtered every month. But almost 90 per cent of these dogs are unproven, dead dogs and rabies, all sold in this slaughterhouse.
The organization hoped that the authorities would take action to enable the innocent children to escape from purgatory.