Cemal Hünal’s reaction to Devlet Bahçeli’s words about stray dogs: God has cursed us

In the draft law prepared in the ongoing debate about stray animals for a long time, it started to be discussed that if the animals are not adopted within the specified time, they will be culled. Actor Cemal Hünal, who opposes putting animals to sleep, also reacted to Devlet Bahçeli’s words.

“HAVING A DOG ON MY STREET IS SAFETY FOR ME”

Speaking to Magazine Here at the event he attended, Cemal Hünal said, “I love dogs very much. Having a dog on my street is a security for me. And there are very few cities left in the world that have animals on their streets… Cities that keep their animals like us on their streets, idiots like us; this is “They will turn the city into a rat-infested city, just like London and New York,” he said.

“GOD HAS TROUBLED US, OUR THING WILL NOT GO AS WELL”

MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli’s question: “When you put him to sleep, how will he be made to sleep, how long will he be made to sleep, who will make him sleep?” Reacting to being reminded of his words, the actor said, “There are also those who ask like this. They are also the ones managing us. God has cursed us. Our work will not go well.”

BAHÇELİ: NO ONE KNOWS HOW LONG WILL THE DOGS BE SLEEPED AND WHO WILL LET THE DOGS SLEEP?

Chatting with journalists at the Ülkü Ocakları Training Program held in Kızılcahamam, MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli said the following about the law regarding stray dogs: “I think the issue will be discussed in the Parliament or in the government. Maybe savings will be made on the municipalities. This will also be an end.” I guess it will be given, because it has reached very dangerous levels. I don’t know exactly the proposed form of the subject. For what purpose, how to make them sleep, who will make them sleep? But those who commented excessively on the love of animals are now complaining about stray animals. So, unlimited love is of no use. We are listening to the discussions on television. The most important thing is the issue of putting dogs to sleep. Wherever you go in Turkey, they sleep in the heat of the afternoon and everyone sees it. What is sleep, who will do it, what is the limit, how many hours will they let you sleep? These are, of course, uncertain.”