We've got 20 dogs a day.
Since yesterday, a stray dog operation was launched in 2015 in both urban and compliance districts. On the same day, joint action teams comprising municipalities and the three territorial administrations, the public security and the agricultural and livestock sectors began a new round of dog concentration in their respective jurisdictions. It is understood that the treatment of stray dogs in central urban areas will only be permanent and regular.
From July 2013 to February of this year, it was reported that 8729 canine cards had been registered for distribution in the red granite, Segawa and Xinbu regions and compliance districts, of which 7784 were dogs and 945 were dogs. In total, 339 stray dogs have been captured by local authorities and public security agencies. To date, as a result of the relatively high number of declared strong dogs, 360 such dogs have not yet been certified, i.e., they have not yet received the dog tags.
The head of the Directorate-General for the Management of Dogs in the City Centre, who is responsible for the management of dogs, has revealed that the phenomenon of stray dogs in the streets, sub-districts and squares has rebounded, and that many dogs do not wear the required dog tags, some of them do not even have dog ropes, etc., so it is necessary to strengthen daily inspections to ensure timely detection and management. In accordance with the request of the municipal administration, a major centralized operation will be organized quarterly by the municipal integrated law enforcement subdivision, which will have to organize more than one centralized operation per month in the central city and in the compliance district.
The journalists were accompanied yesterday by a survey of the eight stray dogs who had produced their children under B5 in August of last year's B5 building, Laifu, and six other dogs this year. Journalists saw that, given the size of the dog, the management staff was about to walk away from its “net”, which unfortunately had been missed again. “A female stray can give birth to up to four nests a year, six per nest, or 24”. The management staff in the sector told the press that “it is hoped that the operation will clean up the stray dogs in the district”. It is understood that on the same day, the city and the Sanctuary took more than 20 stray dogs, all of which will be taken to the canine shelter, and that citizens who wish to adopt can contact the city authorities and obtain canine identification. If a person raises a dog without a license or barks, the citizen may also call the city hotline 12319 for complaints and reports.