Animal Crush Videos Banned – Dorma Chita Ridon and Vic Ridon Wanted

Filipino couple Dorma “Chita” Ridon and Vic Ridon are now wanted in the Philippines for distributing the “Animal Crush videos”. The two have been charged with violations of child abuse, animal welfare, human trafficking, and wildlife protection laws.

In the videos, the couple forced children to “crush live animals to death,” Peta Asia’s campaigns manager, Rochelle Regodon, said.

“The ‘crush’ videos depict extreme cruelty to animals, including a rabbit being skinned alive, rabbits flailing and screaming as their ears are cut off, and as they are set on fire, a dog being burned with a clothes iron, a monkey and several dogs being repeatedly hit in the eye with the sharp end of a stiletto heel, and puppies being crushed until they vomit their own internal organs,” PETA said.

If you have information about the whereabouts of Dorma and Vic Ridon, call or text People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) at 0999 888 PETA [7382]. All callers will be given anonymity if requested.

A P100,000-reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the couple.