People for Animals, India’s largest animals rights organisation, on Tuesday filed a police complaint alleging that a missing pet dog had been first brutally beaten to death and then its meat consumed by some men. The complaint stated that the dog had been kidnapped by a group of people from DLF Phase-II area around a month ago. The dog’s — called Brownie — owner Anupama Srivastav, noticed the disappearance of her pet on April 1. Later, Srivastav also printed 2000 posters of Browine and announced a reward of Rs 5,000 to anyone who could provide information to her regarding her pet’s whereabouts. Srivastav then immediately complained to People for Animals regarding the incident and requested them to intervene.

Source: Hindustan Times May 02, 2017 17:03 UTC