It is reported that in the city of Tainan there are dogs swimming in the sea, sheltering on the saline stream of sand at sea, swimming one or 200 metres a day, waiting for the woman to feed herself; She's worried she's too old to be here to feed these stray dogs. Taiwan netizens filmed the story and resonated it.
According to Thai media sources, yesterday a number of netizens from Taipei and Takashio travelled to the Salt Creek to learn about the status of the “swam dog” and were moved by the way dogs swim to shore. Dogs are happy to shake their tails at Wang Shen King because they just swam from the sea and they're wet.
Sixty-five-year-old Wang Shen King comes to Annan every afternoon with fodder and fresh water, rides on a motorcycle to the saline stream, honking his horn along the road, an open embankment, and suddenly comes out of the bushes and streams of dogs, and Wang Shen Kim calls her name only for the dog.
For more than a decade on the side of the saline stream, Wang Shen King said that the dogs had been on the shore at first, as the dogs had occasionally been informed that they were caught and driven away by the environmental services, and the dogs had gradually been driven to the sand in the middle of the river.
Wang Shen King used to spend hours every day swimming along three kilometres of the embankment, while feeding all the dogs, and there were images of more than 10 dogs swimming on the shore.
According to Chinese media, Wang Shen King spends 10,000 dollars a month on food supplies, gets injured, sick dogs, but she's old, suffers from cancer and a stroke, gets less money for feed, and the dog goes with her, and she says, "There are fewer people like me."