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Written by: Yu Ruijing, Chen Kangzhi
2020-09-28 00:00
Last update date: 2020-09-28 00:00
A pet smuggling case was revealed in Hong Kong last month. The owner who returned to the mainland from another place was separated from his pet. In order to reunite, he trusted an inhumane pet immigration agency. As a result, the pet boarded the smuggling ship and was tragically dumped. In the sea, 15 lives were buried in the sea.
There are still 60 cats and dogs who were in danger of smuggling back to the mainland. They were found in smuggling boats and pet hotels in Hong Kong, and successfully escaped bad luck.
They are in good health. However, affected by the epidemic, they are temporarily unable to return to the Mainland via legal routes, so they are temporarily taken care of by the Association.
They were forced to stay in a different place for more than a month. Some of them were fortunately claimed by their owners and temporarily fostered by trustees. However, the owners of 7 cats and dogs were still unable to contact them, and they became "unowned pets."
Ai Xie rarely urges the owner to contact the police as soon as possible, otherwise the citizens will be arranged for adoption.
↓↓The information of 7 cats and dogs who have become "unowned or lonely pets"↓↓
Of the 60 cats and dogs who were in danger of becoming illegal immigrants, 12 of them were rescued on a smuggling boat and handed over to the Ai Xie to take care of them on August 23.
After a physical examination, it was found that most of the dogs were tense due to long-term cage traps, and were not in good spirits. Some of them had their own excrement on them, which was very pitiful.
After a round of cleaning and feeding by the Association, the current condition has stabilized.
On August 28, the Association received a batch of "pet migrants" from an animal hotel in Tuen Mun, including 26 cats and 22 dogs, and they were in good health.
Vivian, the administrative manager of the Welfare Department of the Hong Kong Animal Protection Association, described that all cats and dogs are very happy and eager to communicate with others.
Due to the epidemic, all the pets cannot return to the mainland through legal means for the time being and have been stranded in Hong Kong for more than a month.
Of these lucky cats and dogs, 53 have been claimed by their owners in the Mainland, and are temporarily under the care of the Association or trustees. However, there are still 7 pet owners who have not been contacted yet.
Ai Xie urged that the owner can contact the Marine Police Command No. 3 team upon learning of the incident. If no one claims it, it will be adopted by the public.
The lively family of brother, became a model of the crowd in front of the camera; the nervous Joseph Dale became excited when he met the same kind; the cat was shocked by a large number of strangers, one showed a panic expression, and the other continued to sit in the pet bag and refused Revealing mystery.
They seem to be as lovable as ordinary "masters", but last month they were smuggled back to the mainland by criminals in a speedboat to reunite with their owners. Fortunately, they were found by the police while staying at a pet hotel in Hong Kong and eventually escaped bad luck.
(Photo by Yu Ruijing)
The pet dog was smuggled, the client was heartbroken
Although the animals were forced to live in different places and could not return to their owners, fortunately, after 13 animals were claimed, their owners arranged for trustees to temporarily foster them and renew their lives.
The 1-year-old girl "Shizuka" originally lived in the United States with her 20-year-old male owner. After the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the male owner returned to Tianjin to live. He refused to give up his dog, so he found an intermediary company online and claimed that he could legally transport "Shizuka". "Back to China.
The owner felt uncomfortable when he learned that there was a pet smuggling case in Hong Kong earlier in the news, and immediately called the police. After a police investigation, on August 27, it was discovered that "Shizuka" was in an animal hotel in Hong Kong that was suspected of being connected to an illegal intermediary company.
The client, Ms. Zhou, is a friend of the owner's parents of "Shizuka". She has kept pets for many years, and she was even more sad and jealous when she mentioned the experience of "Shizuka".
She described Shizuka's experience as luckier than other pets smuggled by intermediary companies. She was rescued after only staying at the animal hotel for a day.
She pointed out that "Shizuka" is currently in good overall health, but is still in a state of "being scared if there is little depression."
In addition, Ms. Zhou also said that "Shizuka" missed the owner very much, and would stop whenever he saw a tall figure that looked like a male owner, and would be disappointed and sad whenever he found out that he was not the owner.
Ms. Zhou believes that as a pet owner, you should do your utmost. "You can trust the intermediary", describing "animals are like family members."
Another Joseph Terry boy "All in", who is under the care of a trustee, is 4 years old this year. The owner entrusted an intermediary company to transport it back to Beijing, but it was almost smuggled back to the mainland by criminals using "Da Fei". Fortunately, he is now healthy. good.
The owner suddenly lost contact with the intermediary company and noticed news about pet smuggling in Hong Kong. He reported to the police and finally found the whereabouts of the pet dog.
Attorney Sun was entrusted by his master to handle the incident. He said frankly that he was "happy to carry the dog" and praised the police's rapid investigation action. "The whereabouts of the dog will be known within 2 weeks."
Miss Long temporarily retrieved two cats from Australia at the trust of her daughter's classmates. They were found in a pet hotel and are now in good health.
She described the cat owner as very nervous and worried about the cat's whereabouts, hoping to retrieve the cat as soon as possible.
Vivian, the administrative manager of the Welfare Department of the Hong Kong Animal Protection Association.
(Photo by Yu Ruijing)
Intermediary smuggled pets in the epidemic, causing 15 deaths, 7 cats and dogs still to be recovered
The pet smuggling case was revealed on the 21st of last month.
On the same day, the Marine Police and Customs intercepted a speedboat and found 12 pet dogs suspected of being smuggled back to the mainland. Two mainland men on board were charged with "cruel treatment of animals" and "endangering the safety of others at sea."
As of the 26th and 27th, 3 pet cages floated to Stanley and Lamma Island, and 15 cats were killed in the sea.
After investigation by the police, it was found that all the pets had been implanted with chips. It is believed that students from the mainland of Europe, the United States and other places returned to live in China. When they want to return their pets to the mainland for reunion, they found a pet immigration agency on the Internet and mistakenly believed that they could be repatriated through Hong Kong In the mainland, it was unexpected that the other party was a smuggling syndicate, and cats and dogs became "smugglers."
After further investigation, the police arrested 7 more people in Hong Kong.
They have been released on bail and must report in late October.
Vivian, the administrative manager of the Ai Association, said that he felt very uncomfortable about the incident and sent a message: "The owner does more by himself."
She has tried to find pet immigration companies on the Internet, and understands that pet immigration has to deal with a large number of documents and procedures "a big challenge", but she hopes that the owner can collect sufficient information and prepare carefully to avoid being deceived by illegal intermediary companies. Put yourself in danger.
Two detectives from the third team of the Marine Police District Crime Squad described the case.
(Photo by Yu Ruijing)
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