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More than 100 dead cats found in volunteer's house in Japan
More than 100 dead cats found in volunteer's house in Japan

NHK

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  • NHK

More than 100 dead cats found in volunteer's house in Japan

More than 100 cats have been found dead in and around a house in the southwestern Japanese city of Kumamoto. A woman who lives in the house was working for a volunteer group to protect cats. The city's animal protection center says it received a report from a couple saying one of the cats they had asked the woman to care for was dead. Officials and a member of the animal welfare volunteer group entered the woman's house on Monday, accompanied by police. The group said many dead cats were found, with garbage scattered inside the house. Officials say the woman has accepted cats from people who are forced to give up caring for their pets. The woman explained to the volunteer group that she herself had no idea why such a thing had happened. A representative of the group apologized for it having been unaware of the situation and said it takes the tragedy very seriously.

China stray puppy with 2 arrows in head, leads to crowdfunding for surgery, police probe
China stray puppy with 2 arrows in head, leads to crowdfunding for surgery, police probe

South China Morning Post

time24-05-2025

  • South China Morning Post

China stray puppy with 2 arrows in head, leads to crowdfunding for surgery, police probe

The discovery of a stray puppy in China with two arrows in its head, one of them pierced straight through, has sparked public outrage and a heated debate on social media over animal protection and the use of police resources. The May 11 incident unfolded when a man, surnamed Ai, and his girlfriend found an injured stray dog near a vegetable shop in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, southern China. One arrow had pierced right through the puppy's head, while another was embedded in the back of its head. The couple managed to capture it using a cage and rushed it to a pet hospital for emergency surgery. One of the arrows pierced through the little dog's head but failed to deal a fatal blow. Photo: Guancha They also sought help online by launching a crowdfunding campaign which drew support from hundreds of netizens and raised 13,000 yuan (US$1,800).

2 nabbed in KLIA trying to smuggle over 300 exotic animals
2 nabbed in KLIA trying to smuggle over 300 exotic animals

Free Malaysia Today

time23-05-2025

  • Free Malaysia Today

2 nabbed in KLIA trying to smuggle over 300 exotic animals

The animals included blue iguanas, red-eared sliders, savannah monitors, nile monitors, common spotted cuscus, black-throated monitors, and others. PETALING JAYA : The Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency has arrested two Malaysian men at KLIA Terminal 1 as they tried to smuggle hundreds of exotic animals out of the country on Wednesday. The agency said checks conducted at 6.30am uncovered more than 300 exotic wildlife that were hidden in several bags belonging to the duo. The animals included blue iguanas, red-eared sliders, savannah monitors, nile monitors, common spotted cuscus, black-throated monitors, and others. They had an estimated total value of about RM460,000 and were confiscated for further action. It said the two suspects did not have any documents or permits allowing them to transport the animals out of the country.

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