Rivervale Crest: Man kicks and drags yelping dog across floor

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Singapore ― A man was spotted abusing a dog at a condominium carpark along the Punggol area, sparking a call from members of the public to rescue the dog from the owner.

It began with a man crouching in front of a dog while holding its leash.- Advertisement -But when the dog also stood up, the man tightened his hold on the leash and tugged at it, causing the dog to bark.

The woman added that she tried stopping the man from abusing his dog, but given she was several floors up, he didn’t hear her. The resident asked the public to share the footage to make it viral and hopefully urge authorities to put the man to task.

 

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