Indonesian animal lover rescues more than 1,000 dogs from butchers

Mon, July 13, 2020 / 06:06 pm

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An Indonesian doctor runs a facility that shelters more than a thousand dogs, many which were rescued from slaughterhouses with their mouth and legs tied, abandoned or sold during the coronavirus pandemic. Susana Somali, the shelter owner, has launched a herculean mission to end the country's long-criticised dog meat trade.

(JP/AFP/Bagus saragih and Rama Putra Reksnohadhi)