Vagrant dogs exist not only in China, but also in other countries, and some people who cannot stand the displacement of stray dogs will use their limited capacity to adopt assistance without paying off.
Media reports indicate that the size of only two rooms in a private people's house in Uyun City, Japan, is filled with 164 dogs!
The director of the Association for the Protection of Animals, Sawa, visited the house.
While the space is very limited, it can be expected that the dogs will be very crowded together.
But from the graphics, the dogs here are still very harmonious, and many of them sleep together with great trust and trust.
From their eyes and physical integrity, they still feel healthy and are rarely clean, clean and even forgotten that they are stray dogs. The environment is also relatively clean, and it seems that the people who take care of the dogs are more careful.
It is very difficult to keep so many dogs relatively clean and to ensure their overall health and cleanness. Many of the aid stations in the country are out of match.
Some are lying, some are standing, some are sitting and some are moving in limited space.
See, some dogs are barking, asking for, warning, anxiety?
How did these 164 dogs get here? Who adopted them? It is understood that there are not only large numbers of dogs but also an old couple and a daughter living in this private house.
Because the number of dogs is too large, the food is not enough, which makes the dog as a whole thin.
Some have skin problems, but the state of mind is OK.
It was reported that the elderly couple who helped the dogs had actually started adopting and assisting the stray dogs some 40 years ago, initially only a stray dog, but that it had given birth to a few dogs with the dogs that had been raised at home, and had not performed sterilization since then, resulting in more dogs being born, some of them dying in their beds, some of whom were adopted halfway to join them, and now as many as 164.
Although the dogs were well-behaved and clean as a whole, the small amount of space and the number of them made it inevitable that they would be barking. If sterilization is not carried out and the number continues to grow, it is difficult to carry on.
At present, the Barely Fund has been involved in the provision of assistance and has been providing dogs with vaccines, birth control, etc.