ILODDON, E-England – Bangaphezu kwesigamu abantu abadala baseBrithani (52%) bathi uma bebona isilwane sihlukunyezwa phesheya ngamaholidi kuzobenza bangabe besavakashela lelo zwe futhi.
Ngokocwaningo olusha lwe-YouGov olugunyazwe inhlangano esiza abantulayo ngezilwane emhlabeni wonke i-SPANA (iNhlangano Yokuvikela Izilwane Kwamanye Amazwe), bangaphezu koyedwa kwabahlanu abantu abadala baseBrithani (22%) abake babona izilwane zihlukunyezwa uma zisemaholidini phesheya kwezilwandle, kodwa ngaphezu kwengxenye yesithathu yalezi zilwane. abavakashi (77%) abazange bazame ukubika isigameko sakamuva sokungaphathwa kahle abasibonile. Iningi lalaba abafika eholidini (71%) lithe libone izilwane ezisetshenziswa embonini yezokuvakasha ziphathwa kabi.
Ucwaningo luphinde lwathola ukuthi ngaphezu kwekota (28%) yabantu abadala baseBrithani abebeseholidini phesheya baye babamba iqhaza emisebenzini ehlobene nezilwane efana nohambo lwekamela noma ukugibela ihhashi nenqola lapho bebekhathazeke khona ngenhlalakahle ye izilwane ezihilelekile.
LOKHO ONGAKUTHATHE KULESI SIHLOKO:
- Ucwaningo luphinde lwathola ukuthi ngaphezu kwekota (28%) yabantu abadala baseBrithani abebeseholidini phesheya baye babamba iqhaza emisebenzini ehlobene nezilwane efana nohambo lwekamela noma ukugibela ihhashi nenqola lapho bebekhathazeke khona ngenhlalakahle ye izilwane ezihilelekile.
- According to a new YouGov survey commissioned by international animal charity SPANA (the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad), over one in five British adults (22%) have seen animals being mistreated when on holiday overseas, but over three-quarters of these holidaymakers (77%) made no attempt to report the most recent incident of mistreatment that they saw.
- Over half of British adults (52%) say that if they saw an animal being mistreated abroad on holiday it would put them off visiting that country again.
