She is a 28-year-old employee in the film industry and is one of the oldest volunteers in the small animal protection centre of the city of Yuzhou. She's a friend, and she's not much fun to say, "You've been a dog butcher in your last life, and you've come to pay back your debts." It turns out that for more than a decade, she and her family have been adopting stray dogs. There are approximately 50 dogs and cats in the home of Dahir An County, with their mothers and family. She worked most of the time outside, around high peaks with 21 stray dogs.
The reporter followed her to her house. As soon as she opened the door, the house was surrounded by six big dogs with their tails shaking. "The rich, the big, the Adu are my babies." She kindly called the dog's name and picked it up to feed them. The conditions were limited in the urban area, where she separated her dog from the town house where she currently lived and from the village of Toshen, Dynasty County. Most of these abandoned dogs are unprivileged, seriously ill or maimed.
Shen Ji Li recalled her first adoption of a stray dog. When she was six years old, she once saw a pathetic stray dog on the road, wandered around and took it home. At the time, she was worried that this would be opposed by her family. Surprisingly, the family was not only unopposed, but also very appreciative. Shen's family has always been very loving, especially her mother. From the moment she remembered, there were cats and dogs in the house, and it was only when she grew up that many of them were strays and dogs.
In 2008, 20-year-old Shen Ji Li worked in the city and became a volunteer at the Little Animal Protection Centre, a large family of stray animals. When she was free, she went to the protection center to clean up the animals, feed, disinfect, inject. As soon as she met the animals on the street, she took them back to the protection centre. Moreover, she has often followed and intercepted dogs and rescued many at night in the face of the danger of her life with other volunteers. There was a butcher's shop near Shen Jiri's home. Every time she came home, she saw the poor eyes of the dogs, she moved her heart and then often paid for it. I didn't think this operation had touched the owner and then closed the shop to stop killing dogs.
With the increasing number of small animals being rescued, there are problems in protection centres: the number of assistance is much higher than the number of adoptions. Shen Ji Li had to adopt the little animals she had picked up in her own home. Gradually, friends meet stray cats and dogs on the way, and contact her for adoption. "Fate is what happens to abandoned dogs. Dogs are very spiritual animals, they know you're good for it, and they give me a lot of pleasure." She said.
Between 2010 and 2015, she worked in Zhejiang's Zhejiang shop for half a year and returned to her state for the rest of the year. Since she works in the film industry, she travels from time to time in Shenzhen, Beijing, etc. As a result of her busy work, she had to return some of her dogs to her home for adoption at the end of last year and now lives with six dogs. In the city, she walked six dogs a day, two at a time, three at a time. “It's a good thing that, at the beginning of the year, there's an assistant who helps with the dog's living, or the movie is on, and I'm so busy every day, I don't have time to take care of them, and I feel so guilty.”
She named each dog, a dog named Wang Zhui, who had lived with her for 11 years, and a dog named Xiao Xiao Zhu, who was picked up by a subway station while she was on a business trip in Shenzhen. She said that wherever she was, as long as she had the means to bear them, she would not abandon them. If the absence took a short number of days, she took the dog to the pet hospital the night before the trip; more than 10 and a half months on the trip, often took all the dogs and went on a trip together. During her journey, she had to pack her car because she was unable to accept animal habits. When she arrived at her destination, she took her dog to the local pet hospital, where she settled and returned.