Cancún Dog Rescuer’s Home Targeted in Arson Attack: Urgent Call for Support

Professional boxer and dog rescuer, Aline "La China" González, has suffered three attacks on her home due to her work in saving street dogs. The most recent incident involved an attempt by a group to set her Cancún property on fire, in retaliation for her rescuing a mistreated dog.

González has also been subjected to attempted femicide and sexual assault by the same assailants. Reports indicate that the attackers arrived armed with gasoline, intending to burn down her house and belongings. The incident was reported to the State Attorney General's Office (FGE) under the reference number FGE/QROO/BJ/10/20767/20024.

Local residents have expressed their worry, noting that this is not the first time these individuals have kept dogs in poor conditions. This has prompted the community to seek González's help in rescuing at-risk animals.

González, who has dedicated years to rescuing and aiding abused dogs, has urged the public to speak out and demand that authorities provide the necessary protection for her to continue her work. In her boxing matches, she often wears robes emblazoned with the words "Report Animal Cruelty," highlighting her dedication to this cause.