Labour Government Dismisses Widespread Calls for Greyhound Racing Ban
A government petition exceeded its initial target of 10,000 signatures, prompting a response regarding the call for a ban on greyhound racing.
This "sport" resulted in 123 dog deaths and thousands of injuries last year, placing a significant burden on rescue centres.
The government has no plans to ban greyhound racing
The government's response cited several excuses, including considering greyhound racing a "well-regulated sport". However, this claim is disputed, as the industry is essentially self-regulated, marking its "own homework".
- 123 dog deaths last year
- Thousands of injuries
- Enormous burden on rescue centres
The fight to save innocent dogs from this cruel industry continues, with efforts to address the inaccuracies in the government's response.
Author's summary: Government refuses to ban greyhound racing despite public outcry.