More than 50 dog lovers and their Siberian Huskies gathered outside Korat’s city hall this morning to seek justice for “Jogo,” the husky pup allegedly revenge-eaten by an entire village.
The protest came in reaction to allegations that five-month-old Jogo was sliced up and served to villagers in Sakon Nakhon two weeks ago after the puppy escaped from home and mauled 38 ducks belonging to another villager.
The dog’s owner has filed a complaint with police.
The group displayed signs “RIP Jogo” to express their sorrow for the dog and called on police to make sure Jogo and his owner receive justice, Bangkok Post reported.
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