Five dogs, apparently poisoned, were found dead in Ploiesti this morning.
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How a society treats the weaker of its herd gives powerful insight to its people and culture. For may, stray dogs is an emotional issue. I have lived in Europe, in the West as well as Czech and Poland, for 12-years now and am touched how our canine friends are so well treated. When I see the situation in Bucharest, it brings me real pain and I wonder if I really am in Europe still. One person’s view…
Manca-i-ar fripti aia care plang dupa ei!
May those who cry for the stray dogs eat them fried!
This morning I walked by Herastrau entrance at Aviatorilor Square on my way to work. No less than 11 stray dogs were on duty at the park entrance, all of them in a good mood luckily. Five of them left their positions there though and crossed the boulevard on green light to Primaverii where they probably had some business to attend