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We wanted to share this story with you to inspire you to always do the right thing and remember that when times get tough, kindness and love are always the answer. Luckily this story has a happy ending.
Ninna Madin, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was living a blissful life. At 26, she was planning her wedding to the man of her dreams. Then it all fell apart, once she realized who that man really was.
Ninna has two fur-kids she adores. Her French Bulldogs are her family! Like a good dog mom, Ninna’s happiness is entwined with their happiness.
What was once a peaceful household, with Ninna, her two pups and her fiancé, began to change. Suddenly, her dogs were scared of the man in Ninna’s life.
“They became really scared of him. After that, the wounds started to appear and the vet couldn’t explain where they were coming from. That’s when I decided to install a camera in the living room,” Ninna said.
Ninna reviewed the footage and was completely heartbroken. Her hunch was right… but in this case, she didn’t want to be right! Her fiancé can be seen hitting and kicking one of her dogs and grabbing him violently.
Ninna instantly called off the wedding. She decided to put the safety and health of her dogs first and above all else! She is truly an inspiration. She said that the love she felt for him INSTANTLY vanished.
Even though her fiancé was sweet and loving to her, and in front of her, she would never consider spending her life with someone who was capable of this.
Thankfully, her dogs sustained no permanent injuries.
What Ninna did next took a lot of courage. She posted the video footage online and organized a petition so he would be charged with animal cruelty. Turns out, the man has 7 dogs himself!
Ninna’s story and the video footage went viral and her petition amassed more than 30,000 signatures!
He’s been on the run ever since Ninna released the story.
Animal abusers can run, but they can’t hide! Not forever! Not in a world filled with dog lovers like us! Share this so his face is plastered everywhere!
Photos courtesy of Ninna Mandin, Facebook
