A woman’s efforts at raising awareness on animal abuse through commissioning a bus advertisement has won her the admiration of netizens online.
A video posted by TikTok user @Yunalimyn on Sept 26 showed an SBS Transit bus parked in a depot, with a full-sized advertisement that had female dog Wang Wang and her puppies — all of whom were brutally killed in Jieyang, China — printed on it.
The horrific incident, which took place on June 28, sparked a wave of protests in China calling for stronger legal protection for animals.
The bus advertisement also contained messages in both English and Mandarin that encouraged people to report animal abuse instead of staying silent.
“Be the voice that protects them,” read a line at the back of the bus.
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“You don’t have to love them, but don’t hurt them,” read another line.
The TikTok user — who goes by Yuna — told Stomp she had commissioned the campaign to run for eight weeks on a single service 80 bus, which travels between Compassvale Interchange and Harbourfront Interchange.
She declined to share how much it cost her, but confirmed that this is her personal effort to raise awareness about animal abuse that is not linked to any other organisation.
‘Animal abuse knows no borders’
“When I first came across Wang Wang’s story, it affected me deeply,” Yuna shared.
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