On 1 September, Mr. Sioux blew up the smell of a pet store and later found cats and dogs starving to death. The shopkeeper responded that he was not an irresponsible person and that other pets had been accommodated because of urgent family situations.
According to Mr. Liao, the owner of the pet shop was closed for six months, during which no one was feeding cats or dogs. Then the smell of cat and dog deaths came out, and he and the others crawled into the store and found the foster dogs dead and some cats dead. The rest of the live ones, the hairs, the bones.
So let's get this straight: is it urgent, temporary, half-month? Is there no one to look for, no time to look for, or no one to look for? If there's an emergency, then why can't someone else take care of it? You can spare some time to give the keys to someone else to see the store. I can't hire a retired old man to help them.
Something urgent is understandable. But the key can be given to others, how hard it is to die of thirst and hunger, to walk or not to walk the dog, at least to drink and eat. It's more cruel than the executioner. It should be included in the letter-of-assist report and not in the business. It is a cruel thing to keep these cats and dogs in a room without water, without food, and to starve to death, slowly, of those who would have jumped. What a desperate animal!