Outrage and pain for cruel animal abuse: young people kill Pedradas to Osa Honeyro in Ávila

The Animalist community of Caracas is dismayed after the tragic death of a honey bear, victim of a brutal attack by unscrupulous young people in the Waraira Repano National Park. The news was disseminated by the veterinary Greece Márquis, president of the Plumas and Liberty Foundation, who attended the OSA after being rescued last Saturday with serious injuries on their legs and tube, in addition to presenting blood in their evacuations, signs of the signs of the abuse suffered. Despite the efforts of Dr. Marquis, who provided first aid and anti -inflammatory and analgesic treatment to the animal, the Osa failed to survive, dying on Monday, April 15. The veterinarian expressed her deep pain and frustration in a video on social networks, thanking the support of the community in the rescue of the animal.

This unfortunate incident has generated a wave of indignation and repudiation in Venezuelan society, demanding justice for the honey bear and the punishment of those responsible. Animal and citizen protection organizations demand that the authorities take urgent measures to protect the country’s wildlife and implement awareness campaigns on respect for animal life.

The death of this honey bear adds to a long list of cases of animal abuse in Venezuela, evidencing the need for forceful actions to stop this problem. The animalist community cries out for more severe laws and greater attention by the authorities to guarantee the protection of animals, both domestic and wild, which also have the right to life and a decent treatment.

No more impunity for animal abuse!