Despite the rain that gradually became heavy, they were hundreds the people who wanted to participate in the public demonstration of condemnation of Pati dogfound dead in Catanzaro with different brutal wounds on the body. The sit in took place in a small street in the quarter Of Signorello where three days ago the carcass of the mixed breed was found, a mascot to whom the residents took turns bringing food and water. To organize the different initiative volunteers and organizations supported by Enrico Rizzia Sicilian activist who have been on social media for some time fights for animal rights and against mistreatment and torture.
It was the young man from Trapani himself who spoke, with a small megaphone, protected by an umbrella, to a crowd of people, including many residents, asking them to break the silence and denounce the alleged perpetrators of the barbarism. Rizzi touched the sensitivity of those present several times, some of whom even brought their dogs as a sign of solidarity, while banners, slogans and drawings were posted on the railing that leads from the main road to the nearby residences. Shortly before, compassionate hands had placed flowers at the site of the discovery.
Stigmatized once again theItalian regulatory system which belittles the crimes against The animals while direct attacks were made on government parties (Minister Lollobrigida the most targeted) accused of attacking animal rights activists rather than those who harm animals. Notes of blame also against some police forces who, when contacted for reports of mistreatment, refuse to intervene considering themselves not competent in the matter.
In the week incoming in the meantime they should have news certain about death Of Pati so that the investigations opened by the complaint of some administrators (the Catanzaro councilor Stefano Veraldi and the Montepaone councilor Paolo Mattia) can have a precise follow-up. The regional capital reacted with great sensitivity to this gruesome news story, demanding justice and bringing as a sign of solidarity even several dogs to the leash. One of them I had a sign: “I’m Pati” with a drawn heart.
