14 donkeys brutally massacred in Karpaz, north Cyprus

At least 14 wild donkeys including a pregnant donkey trying to give birth were brutally shot and killed in the Karpaz Peninsula in north Cyprus by unidentified individual(s).

The brutal massacre that took place in the Karpaz region of Northern Cyprus, a place known for its natural beauty was discovered on Monday. It was revealed that at least 14 Karpaz donkeys were shot and killed at close range by unidentified individuals. It was also determined that a pregnant donkey was killed while giving birth during the massacre.

The incident sparked outrage among residents, nature lovers and animal rights activists. The Golden Paws Association and Nature Park officials highlighted the severity of the event, calling on authorities to take immediate action. Some local residents stated that donkeys had been targeted in recent times, but this was the first large-scale attack of its kind.

Following the discovery of the brutality, animal rights activists urged authorities to find those responsible and impose the harshest possible punishment. Karpaz donkeys are considered an important part of Northern Cyprus' natural heritage and have become a symbol of the region over the years.

There have been increasing reports of violence against donkeys in recent years, with activists warning that the lack of punishment encourages perpetrators. Animal rights advocates stress the urgency of immediate action to uncover the truth behind this atrocity.

Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the exact location of the incident, while animal lovers and local residents remain anxious. There are growing concerns that the number of slain donkeys could increase.