Dogs that mauled tourist shouldn't be put to sleep
By TAN SIN CHOW and ANN TAN
GEORGE TOWN: Don't put the dogs to sleep.
This is the view of Malaysian Animal Welfare Society president Shenaaz Khan, who felt the canines can be rehabilitated.
She said the dogs that mauled Irishman Maurice Sullivan to death at an organic farm in Teluk Bahang, near here, on Sunday should not be blamed for the incident.
"The public must try to understand why the dogs behaved in such a ferocious manner.
"Was this a result of their training? Or was it related to how they were being kept?" she asked when contacted here Monday.
Meanwhile, Penang Hospital senior consultant pathologist Datuk Dr Bhupinder Singh said Sullivan, 50, died of severe haemorrhage.
He said there were multiple bodily bites, especially on the limbs, head and neck of the deceased.
"There were laceration wounds on his jaw and left neck. His left face and both ears were also torn off," he told reporters after conducting a three-hour post mortem at the Penang Hospital mortuary here.
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