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A few days ago, following reports of the adoption of nearly 200 stray cats and dogs over a period of five years, the girl and her cat and dog nests were followed by numerous interviews in the press with the owner, Johnson. More than half a month later, the Team for Animals in Love, created by Johnson, launched a proposal to make public adoption free of charge for my dog detention facility.

The power of love cannot be ignored.

“Love it, never leave it alone. It's the slogan of the "Love its Animal Rescue Team". Yesterday morning, journalists followed a group of over 30 people from the “Love its Animal Rescue Team” to the Hott City Public Security Police's canine detention facility, where they offered volunteer services to the stray dogs, and were on their first day of public adoption free of charge, making the most common morning meaningful.

For many people, the task of cleaning up shelters, building shelters, examining physical conditions and improving food is a complex and difficult task, but for this group it is no ordinary thing.

The team founders said: “The group of people in our team is doing a weekly environmental health and food improvement for the stray dogs here, some of them coming two or three times a week. Our aim is not only to reduce the burden on the staff of the canine detention facility, but also to provide a relatively better environment for stray dogs here.”

This time, silently and her team members brought 3,000 buns, 200 pounds of meat, 15 boxes of ham sausage and over 10,000 bricks for the stray dogs. At this point, the group members who were hanging around with their buns said, “As usual, the stray dogs here eat mainly dog food, cabbage and corn. To enable them to grow relatively healthy, we bring some good food every week to feed stray dogs, such as ham and meat. Of course, ham intestines have to be distributed to them, and meat in pieces needs to be cooked and fed in soft buns.” The team that was removing the bricks said, “We bought 10,000 bricks for the stray dogs under the weather, at a relatively generous cost, to build some simple houses that would make them more comfortable to stay out of the cold.”

The journalists learned that the members of the Love Animal Support Team come from teachers, researchers, doctors, students, etc., who are very fond of small animals and are willing to bend down to do something for them. With the increasing number of stray cats and dogs, which has led to increased pressure on dog-retention clinics, team members communicate with the staff of canine-remand clinics to be able to introduce free adoption from outside, so that both the needs of dog-lovers can be met and a new home found for stray dogs. I don't think so. It's really been put into practice.

Be nice to him if you adopt.

During the interview, on the first day of public adoption at my municipal canine facility, a young mother, with her children, came to our municipal canine facility, where she was told that she was able to adopt a stray dog and chose to adopt on the first day of public free adoption.

Ms. Conkerman said, “I've had pets since I was a kid, so I know very well how cats and dogs are domesticated. I've lost a dog, so I have a pity on a stray dog, and I want to use this platform to adopt one, and I'm doing my best. Now we have a dog and two cats, and I'm sure the little ones adopted today will get along well with them."

At this point, Ms. Kang's daughter was carrying a little dog with a full moon named Lucky.

So, what are the formalities for the free adoption of stray dogs? To this end, journalists interviewed Liu Jianjun, Deputy Commander of the Police Division of the Police Department of Huo and Hott City.

According to information received, the Liu Jian Army canine detention facility has been in operation since its establishment in 2007. He said, “Now, there are more than 1,400 stray dogs in our dog detention facility, and the growing pressure for adoption, combined with the endless breeding of stray dogs in the city, has added to the pressure on our adoption environment. We are also helpless. However, after long periods of communication with volunteers and learning from other cities, we consider the open and free adoption of dogs by canine detention clinics to be a very good way of doing so. This will reduce the pressure on our adoption environment and improve the living conditions of stray dogs.”

According to Liu Jian Jun, a citizen who wishes to adopt a dog at a detention facility is required to fill out an application form for a private adoption dog only. “This form can be collected at the police station or downloaded online.” Liu Jianjun says.

Upon completion of the form, the applicant is required to carry his identity card and his/her household registration book to the public security bureau of the city of Huo and Hott for the relevant examination and, finally, to leave for the adoption at the canine only.

Liu Jian Jun said: “Despite our initiative to adopt citizens, the adopter must be responsible, and we will return, and if the adopted stray dog is abandoned, we will be held accountable under the relevant law.”

According to the press, in order to promote “adoption as an alternative to purchase”, the current canine detention facility provides free dog certificates, which are free of charge of $300.

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