Watch: Children Were Allowed Into A Lion's Cage. Then, A Girl Was Attacked
Offbeat | Written by Priyanka Pant | Friday March 9, 2018
Shocking mobile phone footage shows a lion cub attacking a young girl in Saudi Arabia's Jeddah. Fortunately, she escaped with just a few cuts and bruises. However, what's most shocking is that the lion was part of a bizarre activity organised as part of the Jeddah Spring Festival, where children were allowed to run around and play with the six-mont...
31 Dogs Attacked With Acid, Machetes At Mohali Shelter
Cities | Edited by Revathi Hariharan | Friday May 26, 2017
31 dogs allegedly attacked with acid and machetes after the owner of an animal shelter in a village in Mohali, refused to vacate a rented property.
World's 'Unluckiest' Elephant Finally Rescued After 20-Hour Operation
India News | Written by Sidharth Pandey | Monday July 25, 2016
55-year-old Mohan spent almost his entire life in chains. He was a calf when he was snatched from his herd, beaten into submission and then sold off to various owners. His luck has finally changed.
Activists Allege Horrifying Dog Abuse Under Chennai Body's Watch
Chennai News | Written by Smitha T K | Thursday July 21, 2016
The next time you see the municipal corporation pick up dogs and taking it to their pound for sterilisation, spare a thought for poor creatures for they may not exactly be heading for the most welcoming of places.
Videos Of Puppies Burnt Alive, Dog Shot, Horrifies Hyderabad
Hyderabad News | Written by Divya Vishwanathan | Thursday July 21, 2016
Three schoolboys in Hyderabad are seen in a video setting three puppies on fire on Saturday. In the video recorded by the boys, a mound of hay, dry grass and twigs is set on fire while the puppies under it are heard squealing in terror. The yelps grow faint as the fire catches.
Chennai Dog Safe, Torturers Suspended By Medical College
Chennai News | Reported by Smitha TK, Edited by Raija Susan Panicker | Wednesday July 6, 2016
The two medical students who flung a dog from a rooftop in Chennai and filmed her hurtling several storeys to the ground have been suspended by their college.
After Horror Video, Chennai Dog, Thrown From Roof, Found Alive
Chennai News | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin, Edited by Anindita Sanyal | Wednesday July 6, 2016
A dog thrown down from a two-storied building has been found alive. She has suffered a fracture, and will be under treatment. "What breaks my heart is that she was still wagging her tail," her rescuer posted on Facebook.
Chennai Enraged, Hunts For Med Student Who Threw Dog 2 Storeys
Chennai News | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin, Uma Sudhir, Edited by Divyanshu Dutta Roy | Tuesday July 5, 2016
A rotund man dressed in a white shirt beams at the camera while holding a dog on the very edge of a terrace. Then he grabs it by the folds of skin on its back, and hurtles the dog, whose little tail was wagging seconds earlier, off the roof.
McDonald's Poultry Supplier Accused of Animal Cruelty
Thomson Reuters | Friday July 14, 2017
McDonald's Corp and Tyson Foods both severed ties with a Tennessee farm where workers were seen stabbing, clubbing and stomping on chickens in an undercover video shot by animal rights activists.
With a New Girlfriend, Sunder, the Elephant Moves Towards Recovery
India News | Written by Maya Sharma | Sunday July 27, 2014
Big, Grey and Smiling. Sunder, the former temple elephant is an unlikely celebrity with friends ranging from the Big B to rock legends. And he is leaving behind a tormented past in Bangalore's Bannerrghatta park.
Singapore set to slap stiffer penalties on animal abusers
World News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 14, 2014
Singapore plans to impose tougher penalties on animal abusers, Law and Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam said today amid a 65 per cent spurt in cases of cruelty against animals in the country since 2007.
Broadcasting watchdog asks TV channels to stop shows depicting animal abuse
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday July 21, 2012
Noting that several television programmes were exploiting animals, birds and insects for the sake of entertainment, the Broadcasting Complaints Content Council (BCCC) has asked the channels not to air such content that was creating wrong impression among the viewers.
Watch: Children Were Allowed Into A Lion's Cage. Then, A Girl Was Attacked
Offbeat | Written by Priyanka Pant | Friday March 9, 2018
Shocking mobile phone footage shows a lion cub attacking a young girl in Saudi Arabia's Jeddah. Fortunately, she escaped with just a few cuts and bruises. However, what's most shocking is that the lion was part of a bizarre activity organised as part of the Jeddah Spring Festival, where children were allowed to run around and play with the six-mont...
31 Dogs Attacked With Acid, Machetes At Mohali Shelter
Cities | Edited by Revathi Hariharan | Friday May 26, 2017
31 dogs allegedly attacked with acid and machetes after the owner of an animal shelter in a village in Mohali, refused to vacate a rented property.
World's 'Unluckiest' Elephant Finally Rescued After 20-Hour Operation
India News | Written by Sidharth Pandey | Monday July 25, 2016
55-year-old Mohan spent almost his entire life in chains. He was a calf when he was snatched from his herd, beaten into submission and then sold off to various owners. His luck has finally changed.
Activists Allege Horrifying Dog Abuse Under Chennai Body's Watch
Chennai News | Written by Smitha T K | Thursday July 21, 2016
The next time you see the municipal corporation pick up dogs and taking it to their pound for sterilisation, spare a thought for poor creatures for they may not exactly be heading for the most welcoming of places.
Videos Of Puppies Burnt Alive, Dog Shot, Horrifies Hyderabad
Hyderabad News | Written by Divya Vishwanathan | Thursday July 21, 2016
Three schoolboys in Hyderabad are seen in a video setting three puppies on fire on Saturday. In the video recorded by the boys, a mound of hay, dry grass and twigs is set on fire while the puppies under it are heard squealing in terror. The yelps grow faint as the fire catches.
Chennai Dog Safe, Torturers Suspended By Medical College
Chennai News | Reported by Smitha TK, Edited by Raija Susan Panicker | Wednesday July 6, 2016
The two medical students who flung a dog from a rooftop in Chennai and filmed her hurtling several storeys to the ground have been suspended by their college.
After Horror Video, Chennai Dog, Thrown From Roof, Found Alive
Chennai News | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin, Edited by Anindita Sanyal | Wednesday July 6, 2016
A dog thrown down from a two-storied building has been found alive. She has suffered a fracture, and will be under treatment. "What breaks my heart is that she was still wagging her tail," her rescuer posted on Facebook.
Chennai Enraged, Hunts For Med Student Who Threw Dog 2 Storeys
Chennai News | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin, Uma Sudhir, Edited by Divyanshu Dutta Roy | Tuesday July 5, 2016
A rotund man dressed in a white shirt beams at the camera while holding a dog on the very edge of a terrace. Then he grabs it by the folds of skin on its back, and hurtles the dog, whose little tail was wagging seconds earlier, off the roof.
McDonald's Poultry Supplier Accused of Animal Cruelty
Thomson Reuters | Friday July 14, 2017
McDonald's Corp and Tyson Foods both severed ties with a Tennessee farm where workers were seen stabbing, clubbing and stomping on chickens in an undercover video shot by animal rights activists.
With a New Girlfriend, Sunder, the Elephant Moves Towards Recovery
India News | Written by Maya Sharma | Sunday July 27, 2014
Big, Grey and Smiling. Sunder, the former temple elephant is an unlikely celebrity with friends ranging from the Big B to rock legends. And he is leaving behind a tormented past in Bangalore's Bannerrghatta park.
Singapore set to slap stiffer penalties on animal abusers
World News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 14, 2014
Singapore plans to impose tougher penalties on animal abusers, Law and Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam said today amid a 65 per cent spurt in cases of cruelty against animals in the country since 2007.
Broadcasting watchdog asks TV channels to stop shows depicting animal abuse
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday July 21, 2012
Noting that several television programmes were exploiting animals, birds and insects for the sake of entertainment, the Broadcasting Complaints Content Council (BCCC) has asked the channels not to air such content that was creating wrong impression among the viewers.
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