mumbai animal activists have come together to seek justice for a partially blind female dog named wriggly who was forcibly and illegally thrown out of a santacruz based building where she was staying for many years while an fir for animal cruelty has been lodged against certain individuals wriggly has still not been foundanimal lovers have also circulated missing posters with the photo of the dog in order to try and locate her againwriggly was a local community dog living inside shamrock housing society in santacruz since she was semiblind and weak she was being looked after by animal feeders on october 10 a few workers were called by a flat owner nitin prabhu in order to throw out the dog because a new tenant did not like her presence on the stairs said local animal welfare person rajitta hemwaanithe missing posterhemwaani added there is also an eyewitness who saw the poor dog being dragged down the steps even as she cried in pain we are unable to find wriggly now and hence an fir has been lodged at santacruz police station against nitin prabhu and others for animal cruelty even if the accused tell us where they took wriggly we can try and rescue hervijay mohanani of bombay animal rights bar said we have urged the police to do a proper investigation in this shocking animal cruelty case however so far there is no update from the cops after the filing of the fir our eyewitness is also ready to reiterate her account so we expect action to be taken by the law enforcersthe police subinspector psi deepali patil who is looking into the case said so far we have not got any cctv footage from the scene of crime further inquiry is on in this matteractivist savita mahajan of animal rescue and care ngo said we will soon organise a candlelight vigil for wriggly as we want the authorities to act on it many animal lovers are deeply upset at how the ailing dog was brutally dragged with ropes and taken to some unknown destination this is inhuman and cruel hence we want justice for which we will go to the highest court if necessarytoi tried several times to contact the accused person nitin prabhu for his comment but he did not call back or respond with a text message