Sorry? It's not good enough, say netizens over Johor dog abuse case


PETALING JAYA: Saying sorry is does not make up for the cruel deed, say social media users about a person who apologised for abusing dog and setting one on fire.

Angry netizens said his act was apparently premeditated as there were a few video clips of him abusing the animals.

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Animal Abuse , Apology , Social Media

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