SIGN THE PETITION AGAINST ROXIE LIZARDO

Ganyan na lang ba ngayon sa Pinas? Pag-nainis sa aso bigla na lang babarilin??

Saan na ang pusong-pinoy natin? Maawaain, animal-lovers? Dog lovers?

Kung hindi man dog lovers...mabait na lang sa kapwa.

Pero ang tanong, panu ka magiging mabait sa kapwa kung sa aso mismo ay

wala kang puso?

Hindi ko kilala o hindi ko alam kung sino ang tatay ni Roxie Lizardo na bigla na lang binaril ang isang walang kamuwang-muwang na aso.

Pero gagawin ko 'to.

Ang mga kakaibang ugali na ganito ay dapat lang wag tularan.

Mag-pray na lang tayo hindi 'to mangyayari sa mga alaga natin.

I just signed the petition to help spread this.

SIGN THE PETITION HERE FOR THE JUSTICE OF THE MURDERED DOG!

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