Category Archives: Animal cruelty in China

subject Animal cruelty legislation in China The world-view of China, as a rapidly emerging super-power, is one of both wonderment and dismay. People wonder at the dramatic rise in China’s prosperity and global economic influence. But people also dismay at … Continue reading →

What motivates such a pathetic excuse for a human to hurl a defenceless puppy into the sea? What pleasure does that execrable piece of scum derive from watching the puppy struggle back to shore, only to show it no mercy, … Continue reading →

China’s horrific fur farms, where millions of dogs, cats and other animals are callously brutalised before being skinned alive, are the subject of a GLOBAL offline event, to be held at Chinese embassies on Friday, 16th September 2011, from 11:00Am … Continue reading →

It’s not a good time to be a dog, in China. Nor is it a good time to be a dog owner. The Chinese government’s total lack of concern for animal welfare is matched by its lofty disregard for its … Continue reading →

Recent studies suggest that the domesticated dog descended from 3 females in China, about 15,000 years ago. How poignant, then, that China should now betray the long heritage of implicit, mutual trust which has formed the cornerstone of the man/dog … Continue reading →