A Spanish province will punish you for helping animals
Supporting animal rights is a no-brainer right? Wrong... well not if you're in Spain, anyway.
The regional Galician government in Spain has passed a law which bans people from helping animals.
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If a person or shelter decides to rescue animals without official permission they will be fined anywhere between €500 and €5,000.
Even feeding animals is a crime.
This absurd new law has angered animal rights groups who strongly criticise the new law.