The Hong Kong Government kills 2000 unwanted companion animals every month. We the undersigned urge the Government to control the importing, breeding and selling of animals so that there will be no surplus to have to kill.
I have spent this week drafting a formal proposal for the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department to address current breeding regulations. My office is currently coordinating with policy experts to ensure our presentation of the data is precise before we request a formal briefing.
February 8, 2007
The current momentum has prompted local media outlets to request interviews regarding our proposed policy changes. I am preparing a formal brief and scheduling meetings with relevant department heads to present these demands directly.
6 Comments
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Sarah Wang
19 years ago
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2000 a month is absolutely sickening. how can any government let this keep happening in our city? total disgrace.
K
Ken Liu
19 years ago
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Stop the breeding and the shops! So many dogs sitting in the shelter just waiting to be killed its cruel honestly.
J
Jason Shaw
19 years ago
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Why are people still buying from shops when there are thousands dying. adopt dont shop people seriously wake up.
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David Wade
19 years ago
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Enough is enough. Stop the imports and start fixing the real problem at the source. This is not 1950 anymore.
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Mei Malhotra
19 years ago
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Disgusting. We need stricter laws now.
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Chloe Coleman
19 years ago
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my heart breaks thinking about those poor dogs. they dont deserve to die just because humans are irresponsible.
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The Hong Kong Government kills 2000 unwanted companion animals every month. We the undersigned urge the Government to control the importing, breeding and selling of animals so that there will be no surplus to have to kill.
I have spent this week drafting a formal proposal for the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department to address current breeding regulations. My office is currently coordinating with policy experts to ensure our presentation of the data is precise before we request a formal briefing.
February 8, 2007
The current momentum has prompted local media outlets to request interviews regarding our proposed policy changes. I am preparing a formal brief and scheduling meetings with relevant department heads to present these demands directly.
6 Comments
S
Sarah Wang
19 years ago
Featured
2000 a month is absolutely sickening. how can any government let this keep happening in our city? total disgrace.
K
Ken Liu
19 years ago
Featured
Stop the breeding and the shops! So many dogs sitting in the shelter just waiting to be killed its cruel honestly.
J
Jason Shaw
19 years ago
Featured
Why are people still buying from shops when there are thousands dying. adopt dont shop people seriously wake up.
D
David Wade
19 years ago
Featured
Enough is enough. Stop the imports and start fixing the real problem at the source. This is not 1950 anymore.
M
Mei Malhotra
19 years ago
Featured
Disgusting. We need stricter laws now.
C
Chloe Coleman
19 years ago
Featured
my heart breaks thinking about those poor dogs. they dont deserve to die just because humans are irresponsible.
2000 a month is absolutely sickening. how can any government let this keep happening in our city? total disgrace.