A photo from open sources Woman was inundated with threats physical violence by animal lovers on Facebook after of how she posted a photo of her cat swimming in social network. It is worth noting that swimming was not quite ordinary. Before how to put a pet in a half-filled bath, mistress closed it in a travel basket. As reported in the comment to the photo, such an unusual bathing became a punishment for the cat, which ate his mistress’s pizza. Shortly after posting the photograph on a woman from South Wales, UK, flurried with a flurry of threats. Animal lovers from around the world flunk 22-year-old British pet publishing charges and threats. Afterwards the Royal Society for the Protection of Animals became interested in the incident and local police. Representatives of these structures later visited the house. women, but did not find a reason to bring any charges in her address. A few hours after uploading a photo, hundreds of people commented on the photo, expressing their dissatisfaction with the behavior the girls. More than 3,000 people signed the online petition, which encourages local animal welfare service to start investigation into the girl. At the same time, other fighters for animal rights threatened the British, threatening her by violence. Social network users even found out the girl’s home address. “If you look carefully at the photo, you won’t be able to see a cat in the bathroom. This de facto means that there’s no evidence of animal abuse, “said the Royal animal welfare society. Ministry officials called Internet users do not get excited and do not lose their heads. They also admit that the photo in general may be a joke. But if it is true, the incident is unacceptable. At the moment, the details what happened is almost unknown, in connection with which the activists urge the Royal Society for the Protection of Animals to conduct a full-fledged Investigate the incident as soon as possible. “We want answers and find out how the cat feels, “the British quotes them Online edition of Mail Online in its latest issue.
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