Jerzon Senador and Joseph Candare’s names have become familiar to a lot of Filipinos over the past few months. These two men became the topic of articles and Twitter and Facebook posts because of the acts of abuse they inflicted on animals. Their acts weren’t born from speculation: Joseph Candare blogged about throwing a kitten on the ground before stomping on it; Jerzon Senador posted photos of his puppy hanging from a clothesline on his Facebook page. When the initial rage subsided, a lot of people began to ask if we had any laws that can protect animals from abuse.

How do you step in when you see that an animal is being abused? How do you inform the authorities? What acts are considered abusive? This FN article provides you with answers to those questions. Read on and learn about what you can do to stop animal abusers.

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