US EditionWildlife increasingly targeted with catapults as 'unspeakably cruel' games lead to painful deaths
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In the framework of International Earth Day, Senator Andrea Padilla Villarraga raised her voice in the face of a worrying reality: thousands of wild animals are dying every year on the country’s roads, with no clear public policy or unified data to deal with the problem effectively. During a political control debate led by Padilla in the Senate, the lack of state coordination and reliable information on the scale of the abuses was highlighted. A…
Wildlife increasingly targeted with catapults as 'unspeakably cruel' games lead to painful deaths
WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES. Wildlife rescuers say they have seen a worrying increase in the number of attacks using catapults causing injuries and deaths to birds, foxes and other animals as the animals face painful deaths Targeting wildlife with catapults is on the rise, with “unspeakably cruel” games leading to slow, painful deaths. The RSPCA has highlighted a recent “senseless killing” that involved a group of teenage boys firing shots at a blac…
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