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According to Clicanoo, a newspaper in Reunion, a French island located in the Indian Ocean, a six-month-old puppy was found last month with hooks implanted in its snout and one of its legs.
The French Society for the Protection of Animals (SPA) told the daily the dog was the victim of cruel fishermen who attract sharks by throwing puppies or kittens into the water, tied to fishing lines, and wait for the predators to swallow the thrashing animals.
Originally posted by junglejake
Well, this was a little shocking. Birgitte Bardot is calling for the French to halt shark fishing -- with puppies.
According to Clicanoo, a newspaper in Reunion, a French island located in the Indian Ocean, a six-month-old puppy was found last month with hooks implanted in its snout and one of its legs.
Originally posted by Ess Why Kay
Are they dead or alive? If alive, would you have a problem if they were dead? Is using deceased feline/canines as bait any different than dead fish as bait?
Originally posted by sardion2000
So if I use some ugly lizard for the same purposes the outcry would be?
Originally posted by junglejake
f I ever go out there, I think I'll have to try it
Originally posted by Nygdan
Is it the French, or natives from an island that the french lay claim to?
Originally posted by Nikita
I'd hate to be around when those fishermen's karma comes back at them