On February 4, a post on Facebook titled�"A person that's given up on being a human being. This infuriates me. This is animal abuse"�was uploaded along with the video in question.

The post has been taken down and the video is disturbing to say the least; it depicts a man holding a dog and proceeding to perform intercourse while the dog screams in pain.

'A'�initially posted the video online and was found to have conversed with another man 'B'�through social media. The owner of the dog is 'A', who also uploaded the video, and the person who committed the heinous act is 'B'.

The situation was thrown for a confusing loop when it was 'A' who posted,�"It didn't taste very good"�regarding the encounter and 'B'�said,�"It was actually me that uploaded it on Facebook. I put it on YouTube as well but it seems to have been taken down."

'B' also said to 'A',�"I'm going to the pet store today, which one should I get? Let me go first this time, though."

Netizens who saw the post and video quickly went to the Korean animal protection website, "Care",�to voice their concerns.

However, current Korean laws dictate that in cases of animal cruelty, the maximum penalty is a fine of 1,000,000 KRW (~836.61 USD) or one year in prison.�In other words, if the culprit is caught, he could simply pay the small fine and continue about his abusive ways.

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