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China - Cats on the menu still - November 9, 2019

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
The African swine fever epidemic is putting pressure on other protein sources. Cats and dogs were on the menu but the China government officially discourages this now.


More than 300 illegally transported cats were intercepted and 32 have died in transit

2019-11-09 21:49
Recently, a group of more than 300 cats that were illegally transported from Guangdong to Hainan will be intercepted by the Haikou Detachment of the Coastal Police Corps of the Hainan Provincial Public Security Bureau. Among them, 32 cats have died in transit due to their physical condition, and the rest were rescued 275. The cat was subsequently placed in the Hainan Provincial Small Animal Protection Association. At present, the association is intensively diverting some healthy or injured cats to the home of socially caring people, while the more severe cats are sent to major pet hospitals for treatment. The next adoption will take place. (Lin Shijie)

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