Target: Kris Kobach, Kansas Attorney General
Goal: Ensure penalties for anyone found responsible for leaving a dog outside in the snow with its mouth duct-taped shut.
Recent reports of a dog being found left outside in freezing conditions with its mouth duct-taped shut have shocked and outraged animal lovers everywhere. The animal was found in a residential area, chained outside in the snow with duct tape wrapped around its snout and one leg. This horrifying image has left many questioning how anyone could treat a defenseless animal so cruelly.
While the dog has since been surrendered and will be going to a rescue organization, the pain and suffering it endured cannot be ignored. Leaving a dog exposed to harsh winter weather, unable to eat, drink, or protect itself, demonstrates an alarming level of negligence and disregard for life.
It is imperative that those responsible for this act be found and face legal consequences. Sign below and demand that law enforcement and animal control authorities ensure justice is served and that stronger measures are implemented to prevent such incidents in the future.
PETITION LETTER:
Dear Attorney General Kobach,
The recent case of a dog left outside in freezing temperatures with duct tape around its mouth and leg is deeply distressing. The animal, chained in the snow, suffered significant neglect and cruelty.
Such treatment of a defenseless animal is inexcusable and violates basic principles of compassion and care. Animals rely on humans for their well-being, and acts of cruelty should never go unpunished. While the dog is now safe and will be given a second chance at life, the suffering it endured must be addressed.
We urge you to pursue the maximum penalties for those responsible for this act of cruelty when they are found. By doing so, you send a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated in our community. Please ensure justice for this innocent animal and take measures to prevent future incidents of this nature.
Sincerely,
[Your Name Here]
Photo credit: Viridiana Rivera
