The scene in front of Köfteci Yusuf enraged the citizens.

The scene in front of Köfteci Yusuf enraged the citizens.

24.08.2026 14:11

An image shared on social media brought attention to a neglected dog struggling to walk due to emaciation in front of a branch of the famous restaurant chain Köfteci Yusuf. In the footage recorded by a citizen who reacted with the words, 'This is a meatball shop, is there really no leftover meatball at all? The business is completely oblivious to everything,' sparked criticism of insensitivity on social media.

The images allegedly taken in front of a branch of the famous restaurant chain Köfteci Yusuf caused a huge uproar on social media. A citizen who recorded with a mobile phone camera a stray dog that was having difficulty walking due to weakness and appeared to be in a very miserable state rebelled against the indifference.

"IT HAS NO STRENGTH TO WALK, THE BUSINESS IS UNAWARE"

The citizen who filmed the dog's condition, which had difficulty standing due to hunger and neglect, reacted to the fact that the business employees were unaware of the situation. Expressing his reaction in the video he shot, the citizen said: "This is a meatball shop, isn't there any leftover meatballs at all? It has no strength to walk. It's very scary, very sad... The business is completely unaware... I say 'did you see the dog', they say 'which dog'."

REACTIONS POURED IN ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Many social media users reacted to the situation after the images spread quickly. Users, who drew attention to the fact that an animal right in front of a business that sells meat and meatballs by the kilo every day was in this state, called on authorities and business management, emphasizing that more sensitivity should be shown towards stray animals.

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