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RT @WeAreNotFood: Rencheng, Jining, Shandong, China Is Alzheimer's disease a valid reason to allow animal abuse? No, it's not. Animals m…

Rencheng, Jining, Shandong, China Is Alzheimer's disease a valid reason to allow animal abuse? No, it's not. Animals must be protected from all forms of abuse, regardless of the perpetrator. Alzheimer's disease may explain this, but that does not make it acceptable.

AI: "Yes, there is an established hedgehog industry in China. Following strict post-pandemic regulatory changes, hedgehogs are now primarily bred and utilized for the captive exotic pet trade, medical/scientific research, and species protection rather than for human consumption."

Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China The seller is selling sick cats and dogs. These lethargic animals appear to be intended as pets, but who knows where they might end up. A young couple had bought a dog which turned out to be sick. They tried to return him and a dispute flared up.

The stray and feral cat overpopulation crisis is completely human-made. It is directly driven by irresponsible pet ownership, abandonment and the failure to spay and neuter pets. Solve the problem: Be a responsible cat owner and keep your cat inside. Don't abandon them. TNR.

RT @WeAreNotFood: Cycle of violence towards the animals – no remorse, only more violence The situation involving the killing of the mothe…

Cycle of violence towards the animals – no remorse, only more violence The situation involving the killing of the mother dog and her puppies was not handled rationally. Something terrible happened. Kittens were burned alive as an act of revenge in Jieyang! #animalprotectionlaw

Hard life of #straycats From Street Cat APP/China: "The rain is so heavy, Mi can't handle it. The rain kept falling, and Mi kept hiding. The stray kitten has no home, no shelter from the rain. The sky'll always clear up. I hope every stray kitten will find happiness." #bekind

RT @WeAreNotFood: Will this ever end? Guangxi,  China. A vicious #catabuse incident at Guangxi University of Finance and Economics, July…

Will this ever end? Guangxi,  China. A vicious #catabuse incident at Guangxi University of Finance and Economics, July 6th, 2026. The perpetrator is a 16-year-old male, a junior high school student, not a student of the University. The volunteers are reporting.

Like it or not, these female dogs are now artificially inseminated. These dogs're considered products and tools that produce puppies for the market. This is how unscrupulous dog breeders get money in 🇨🇳 The pet market is booming, but so is pet abandonment and stray dog problem.

Beautiful! 12-year-long companionship and pure kindness are especially rare. Grandpa mourns and misses his old dog—who has already passed away—and channels his grief into walking these two dogs. An elderly man has offered to walk a woman's dogs for free for 12 year. #bekind

Recently, devastating weather, has caused destruction in many parts of China. Lots of animals have passed away. #Climatechange, which intensifies extreme weather events, is largely caused by humans. It feels unfair that #animals suffer so much because of it. Video by 村上行走