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A disturbing incident involving a pet dog has reportedly surfaced at the Pankot Bridge, where a woman was allegedly seen throwing the animal into the Seti River.
A video shared on social media reportedly shows the woman taking the dog towards the bridge before forcibly throwing it into the river below.
The incident has drawn attention to concerns surrounding the treatment of domestic animals.
The reported incident has raised questions about responsible pet ownership and the treatment of animals after people lose interest in keeping them.
Animal welfare concerns often arise when owners abandon pets instead of seeking suitable alternatives, such as finding another responsible caretaker or approaching animal welfare organisations.
The alleged incident came to public attention after a video circulated on social media. The footage has prompted reactions from viewers concerned about the safety and wellbeing of the dog.
Details surrounding the animal’s condition after the incident and any subsequent rescue efforts could not be independently verified from the available information.
The reported act has renewed discussion about the responsibility of pet owners towards animals under their care.
Keeping a pet involves providing appropriate food, shelter, medical attention and protection throughout the animal’s life.
If an owner can no longer care for a pet, animal welfare groups and responsible individuals can provide alternatives to abandonment or putting the animal at risk.
The incident has highlighted the need for greater awareness about humane treatment of animals and responsible pet ownership.
Further details about the dog’s condition or any action taken in connection with the reported incident were not available at the time of writing.
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