Zoophile has condemned thebetrayal of Ghana's wildlife by the attempt to close its small animals
A distraught zoophile in Accra has expressed his surprise and sense of fraud after the Ghana Wildlife Society gave him an application for his plan to get a license to farm small animals.
The man, Solomon Dieudonné Ametepey, whose story wastold earlier, told GhanaWeb filmmaker Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor that the Society hasassured him that it will help him keep his animals and take care of his livestock. . However, during a planned GWS visit to the site where Dieudonné keeps his animals in cages, he gets the shock of his life when the group tells him they are there to close the area the body.
He explained that the reasonthey gave it to him was that the environment where he kept the animals was not good. “I'vealways been interested in raising animals, and theseanimals are all orphans. Hunterstrapped them and killed their mother. Now they need help and I take care of them. “I will use the money I used to buyfood to feed the animals and make them healthy.
“In Africa, if you want to do something about nature, you have to get involved with the government, so I went to theGhana Wildlife Society to helpme get a zoo license. Theypromised to help me. They should come on a follow-up visit where they will inspect my house and give me a pet license,” he explained. Solomon who was visibly angry added that what the Ghana Wildlife Service did will only add to his problems in life.
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He added that, for example, when he takes care of animals, which he sacrifices them, he hasto take care of his sick mother at the same time. SolomonAmetepey also revealed that because of his determination and his love for animals, his wife left him.
“As I am talking to you, my mother has a problem and I have to stay with her to bathe, bathe and feed her because I cannot leave her here in Accra. "I love my mother and pets, so I decided to transfer some animals from where I live in the country, so that they can becloser to me. In this way, I can to take care of my mother and children, animals," he added, in despair. Solomon also explained that this new incident makeshim broken and confused, and he hopes that he will get goodhelp from somewhere to help save his animal.
“I really love animals, I want to open a small animal farm and I want them (Ghana Wildlife) to help me, or if there is someone who can help me realize my dream, I will -be grateful. "I'msure that my wife will understand what I'm doing and come home when she throws me her wedding ring and leavesbecause she says I don't have time for her like I do. for animals. , "he says with hope.
GhanaWeb, however, tried to speak to members of the Ghana Wildlife Society who were there, but our reporter was turned away as he had to go to their headquarters for clarification.
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