Biker Gang Rescues Animals From Cruel Owners And Destroys Dog Fight Rings

When we think about biker gangs, we usually connect them with violence, danger, and war freaks. As it turns out, the bikers gangs that we see on TV and films are far from reality.

In fact, despite having a tough exterior, most biker gangs have a big heart and good intention. Just take these bikers from Rescue Ink, for example. Although they are tattooed, massive, and look as hard as nails, they turn gooey at the sight of abused animals.

Rescue Ink volunteers are made up of bikers, bodybuilders, former military personnel, police detectives, and even lawyers. It is a non-profit organization who fights for animal rights and always operate within the boundaries of the law.

Before landing their very own reality TV show, the group’s funds solely came from donations.

Rescue Ink said:

“Some people like to think of us as superheroes. The truth is, we are super animal lovers (and protectors). Through the years, and through many caseloads, obstacles, and downright challenges, we remain strong and dedicated to our mission.”

During the years of their activity, they saved a lot of dogs, cats, horses, chickens, pigs, and fish. And once, they even saved a 5-feet boa constrictor.

Mr. Missari, a member of the team, said:

“We specialize in getting the abuser away from the dog. We truly work with the abuser. We go to a house; if it’s really cold out, we see two dogs in the back, we build them a doghouse.”

If they come across non-animal-abuse-related criminals, they don’t get involved; they call the police.

Although the group is formed to protect all the pets out there, the bikers are not only focused on animal rights, but they also try and help out some pet owners. In fact, they are open to help those who are struggling financially, and would even buy groceries for them.