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Netizens Demand Justice After Disturbing Rabbit Abuse at Bang Saen Beach

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In a deeply unsettling incident at Bang Saen Beach, Chon Buri, a video capturing a man abusing a rabbit has sparked a wave of outrage across Thailand. The footage, shared by witness Pattanapong Sririmala on the "Rabbit Lovers’ Community" Facebook page, shows the man repeatedly hurling the rabbit into the air and letting it fall onto the hot sand.

 

The shocking video, posted on July 21, records the man not only throwing the rabbit but also pouring sand over its body, seemingly attempting to bury it. Pattanapong, who captured the distressing scene, noted that this cruel act had been repeated multiple times before he began filming.

 

Following the post, the man, identified online as “Aruneelengpo,” reportedly contacted Pattanapong, demanding the video be removed and threatening legal action. Unfazed, Pattanapong refused to delete the footage.

 

The video quickly went viral, igniting widespread condemnation from Thai netizens. Comments ranged from despair at the rabbit's suffering to calls for justice and reflections on the man’s upbringing.

 

Some distraught viewers questioned, “How was this man raised?” Others expressed immediate concern for the rabbit’s well-being, fearing it could suffer severe stress and injuries.

 

 

Animal welfare organisations, including Watchdog Thailand, have been alerted by concerned citizens urging for the man's arrest and prosecution. The gravity of public sentiment underscores a collective demand for swift action against animal cruelty.

 

In an interview with ThaiRath, Pattanapong revealed that a local food vendor intervened to rescue the rabbit. The animal was reportedly found in a drowsy and lethargic state, illustrating the distress it endured.

 

Locals have informed reporters that the man resides near the beach and has a history of purchasing and mistreating rabbits.

 

As of now, authorities have not provided updates on any legal proceedings or arrests linked to this incident. The lack of immediate action has left many hoping for a robust response to underscore that such cruelty will not be tolerated.

 

This incident has not only highlighted the importance of animal welfare but also brought community vigilance into sharp focus. It serves as a clarion call for stronger protective measures and heightened awareness regarding animal treatment in Thailand.

 

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  • yankyoakum
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    somebody should do that to him..

  • It's ok to eat them just don't toss them first...

  • Rather than a poor mans meat it's actually very delicious when cooked properly.. Would hands down beat mass produced tasteless Thai chicken every day

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somebody should do that to him..

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It's ok to eat them just don't toss them first...

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6 minutes ago, yankyoakum said:

somebody should do that to him..

Yeah, do it!

3 minutes ago, rwill said:

It's ok to eat them just don't toss them first...

It's more important to protect Soi Dogs.

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Rabbit stew is deliscious, next time just cook it instead 

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I give the guy the same thing he did to the rabbit how disgusting lock this guy up TIT

Few if any shops in Thailand sell rabbits but have now found a male who catches such a critter for me in Kaeng Krachan from time to time.

6 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:

Few if any shops in Thailand sell rabbits but have now found a male who catches such a critter for me in Kaeng Krachan from time to time.

It’s ok for a poor man’s meat I guess

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hang him to a tree

 

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This young man ought to have his brain scanned, after a lengthy incarceration and a hefty fine. 

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5 minutes ago, PB172111 said:

It’s ok for a poor man’s meat I guess

Rather than a poor mans meat it's actually very delicious when cooked properly..

Would hands down beat mass produced tasteless Thai chicken every day

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52 minutes ago, PB172111 said:

It’s ok for a poor man’s meat I guess

Go check out the price of rabbit at Macro, poor man's meat :cheesy::cheesy::cheesy:

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50 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Rather than a poor mans meat it's actually very delicious when cooked properly..

Would hands down beat mass produced tasteless Thai chicken every day

Better not to eat any animal given the cruelty involved.

18 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Animal welfare organisations, including Watchdog Thailand, have been alerted by concerned citizens urging for the man's arrest and prosecution. The gravity of public sentiment underscores a collective demand for swift action against animal cruelty.

I totally agree that there should be a punishment for the act. However, as soon as it is about a dog, rabbit, cat or even a small gecko it´s soo big and important. When they rape, kill, mutilate and so on, it´s just daily happenings.

18 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The lack of immediate action has left many hoping for a robust response to underscore that such cruelty will not be tolerated.

No money in this one for the boys in brown makes me doubt a robust response is likely

the rabbit obviously has a higher IQ than this idiot

Meth addict with rotten brain. Lock him in jail and throw away the key. Those people are only a burden to the society. Just one thought: gas chamber. I could write more but it will be censored...

19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Locals have informed reporters that the man resides near the beach and has a history of purchasing and mistreating rabbits.

So it was known but no one dared to do anything. Or they know already authorities won't touch that guy or do anything?

2 hours ago, TheFishman1 said:

I give the guy the same thing he did to the rabbit how disgusting lock this guy up TIT

Probably you know where to meet him ???😳

2 hours ago, La fa said:

hang him to a tree

 

No, you wouldn't do it, would you? The rabbit doesn't like it on a tree I suppose

Arrest him, try him for animal cruelty, and then put him in jail for a year or so... 😡

2 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Better not to eat any animal given the cruelty involved.

Plants have a life too... so what are you going to eat ?

what a tosser..

 

"Of course, you realise this means war..."

A would be serial killer in the making.....

 

regards worgeordie

4 hours ago, PB172111 said:

It’s ok for a poor man’s meat I guess

There is nothing wrong with rabbit if cooked correctly, over the years I have several excellent dishes in restaurants, where if you were poor you wouldn’t be able to eat.

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