A few days ago, a friend of the Internet sent a private letter asking “Where is the stray dog” who said that he often rescues stray animals, but found out that stray cats can gather in piles, while stray dogs can only occasionally see one or two.
Yeah, where were all the stray dogs?
In fact, a lot of people sympathize with stray cats but hate stray dogs.
In the eyes of some, stray cats are “vulnerable groups” and they are small, squeaking at people, making people uncomfortable with driving them away, even more so with a feeling of compassion.
As for stray dogs, they are relatively large and more aggressive, and there are often “some stray dog cases” on the Internet: “Who gets bitten by stray dogs, gets rabies” and so on, making many people less impressed with stray dogs and feeling that no one is responsible for them if they do.
In addition, stray cats are generally not excreted in populated areas and do not affect human life.
But it is not the same for stray dogs, who excrete at will, or pee in the corner of the wall at the door of the store, or on the tires of a car, not to mention the fact that they pollute the environment and lead to community hygiene.
So many people are sick of stray dogs, who feed stray cats, but not stray dogs.