"I can't take care of them anymore." I adopted 90 stray cats at home, and the dog's grandma Guo bended over to the cats and dogs to put down the chicken noodles and stand up with the corner of the cabinet around them, rubbing their backs and whispering, "Young people." Grandma Guo said there were 85 stray cats in her house, but this month there were five stray dogs, so many cats and dogs left the old man out.
At around 8 a.m., the reporter came to Grandma Guo's house, with his eyes full of cats and dogs.
It surprises journalists. In a total room of more than 30 square metres, there are different colors of kittens and pups: televisions, refrigerators, couches, cabinets, beds ... As long as there's a plane, cats and dogs take over, even in suture drawers.
The journalists noticed that many of these cats and dogs were disabled, either by amputation of their legs or blind. “These cats were collected from outside, mostly sick or injured.” Grandma Guo, 73, told the reporters that she had seen a wounded cat on the road in 1990 and took it home for treatment. From the moment she saw the injured cat and the dog, she could not help but bring them home. To date, 85 stray cats and 5 stray dogs have been adopted. The old companion, led by her, also became a protection volunteer for small animals, leaving almost all 38 square metres of housing for cats and dogs.
“My family used to adopt only stray cats, but I couldn't bear the sudden arrival of five stray dogs this month.” Grandma Kwok told reporters that her and her companions' pensions were close to $4,000 a month, all spent on stray cats, more than 10 pounds a day on chicken liver and 8 pounds a day. I've been busy preparing cat food for these stray cats, and the old ones can't eat. In order to keep the stray cats from flooding, Grandma Guo also paid herself for a female cat sterilization. Since August this year, a number of eager citizens have been bringing in five more stray dogs who have been picked up on the streets. “There is a passion, and I cannot turn people away.” Grandma Guo said that as she grew older, her body was getting worse than before, sometimes giving cats and dogs to bend over and put their food down, and she couldn't even get up if she had nothing to help. The cats alone were exhausted, and the additional stray dogs made her feel exhausted, but she couldn't bear to let them go back to the streets and run around again, and Grandma Guo took her head off.