Appalling that shooting order of stray dogs came from municipal council, says Lam Thye

By ALLISON LAI

PETALING JAYA: The Manjung Municipal Council has been criticised over its dog-shooting operation which was later called off amid stricter amendments made to the Animal Welfare Act 2015.

Calling it “extremely inhuman,” animal welfare advocate Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye (pic) said it was appalling that the shooting order came from the local council.

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