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Mercy killing lands Krabi dog-lover in trouble

By THE NATION

 

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A so-called animal lover in Krabi decided to kill two pet dogs out of pity for them and for his old mother.

 

Watchdog Thailand filed a police report on Wednesday saying a witness claimed two dogs had been shot dead by a man living in Tubprik sub-district of Krabi’s Muang district.

 

When police arrived at the man’s house, they began negotiating for entry, for fear he may turn the gun on them. However, the man, identified as 39-year-old Surasak Kongduang, put up no resistance and allowed the police to enter freely.

 

Inside police found three guns and a bow, but they had all been registered legally.

 

Surasak admitted that he killed the dogs – a Pomeranian and a local breed – and had buried them within his home’s compound. He said both were shot in the head on the same day and inside his house.

 

The man explained that he and his wife had quarrelled a few days ago, after which she walked out, leaving the dogs for his mother to look after.

 

Surasak said he felt sorry for his old mother because she had to take care of the dogs for his wife. Besides, he said, one dog was lame and the other was ill, so he felt sorry for them too, which is why he decided to end their suffering.

 

He was charged with animal abuse and for firing his gun without good reason.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30398610

 

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Just now, ronaldo0 said:

Another lunatic with a gun ! Harder to find people who don’t have one .

Not really you would be surprised how many dog lovers will not stay with their pets during the last moments of their live. They die in fear while alone with the vet ???? 

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5 hours ago, johng said:

That's the problem  a vet probably wouldn't have put the dogs down  due to the totally ass backwards law !!!

The problem is acess to the drugs. If the vet has no records of looking after the dog then he cannot acces the lethal drugs (unless he goes to gaol).

I have had to have two dogs put down (sadly - but old age and crippled) and the vet had no issues as there was a health history for both dogs. The vet even arranged the cremations.

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And thereby is the problem. Can't do it legally and humanely, so it has to be a 9mil sleeping pill and sent to jail for doing what a bloody vet should be doing.

 

Perhaps, instead of dumping the unwanted and unloved animals at temples, one would be better off dumping them outside politician's houses

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Feel sorry for the bloke, ok he shot them they were sick

 

Normally the so called "devout lardy da gunner Graham buddhist Thais" would dump them at the side of the road

 

You know its True!

 

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The dogs were destined for a slow agonizing death, as the case for most dogs in Thailand. Thailand has very heavy handed laws about dogs so that's how they die, without help. A responsible owner is one that knows when to put a dog down. Not sure if these dogs were quite at that stage yet though.

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On 11/26/2020 at 1:49 PM, webfact said:

The man explained that he and his wife had quarrelled a few days ago, after which she walked out, leaving the dogs for his mother to look after.

 

Surasak said he felt sorry for his old mother because she had to take care of the dogs for his wife.

 

not sure where to go on this one.

 

 

is he just a lazy ******* who relies on his wife and his mum to do all the chores?

 

or is he a vindictive ******** who killed the dogs to teach his wife a lesson for leaving him?

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