Outrage in Guanajuato: Kittens Abused at Rodeo, Governor Launches Investigation

Guanajuato Rodeo Sparks Outrage After Kittens Abused with Fireworks Xichú, Guanajuato, Mexico – A disturbing video has emerged showing the cruel treatment of two kittens at a recent rodeo in Xichú, Guanajuato. The footage, shared widely on social media, depicts the kittens with fireworks attached to their tails, chased and terrorized by children. The incident has caused widespread outrage, with many condemning the lack of intervention from those present. "It's unacceptable that among all the attendees, nobody did anything," stated one social media user commenting on the video. The video clearly shows a large crowd observing the event without intervening. The state governor, Libia García Muñoz Ledo, responded swiftly to the incident. In a video statement, she announced the initiation of an investigation and pledged to strengthen animal protection measures in Guanajuato. "We will take steps to reinforce protection for animals," she stated, assuring the public of the state's commitment to animal welfare. While the current health status of the kittens remains unknown, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for stronger animal protection laws and increased public awareness about animal cruelty. The governor's prompt response offers a glimmer of hope for future accountability and improved animal welfare in Guanajuato.