Although the new coronary epidemic has been going on for a year, and many residents will choose to live in isolation to prevent the transmission of the virus, for more than a year there has been a group of caring people who have taken care of straying cats and dogs.
Her family lived in Alhambra, Southern California, and her retired writer, Grandma Liu Garang, during 2020. She said that saving a stray animal was saving a life.
It is understood that Liu Garon occasionally saw several stray cats on the road more than a decade ago, waiting to be fed in front of a household. The group of stray cats also faced hunger as a result of the relocation of their owners, so she bought or fed herself.
Later, she found that a number of stray cats and dogs who could not be adopted in time would be euthanasia due to the limited capacity of local animal institutions. Liu Ga Yong immediately decided to do her best to rescue the stray animals, saying that they were also life and that she would do everything in her power to save them.
It is known that the rescue of stray animals began with only a few people, but is now growing in number. They try to feed stray cats and dogs, help with animal birth control and find foster homes.
In 2020, as a result of the epidemic, many pet hospitals were closed, yet the reproductive problems of stray cats and dogs were imminent. As Liu Garon and other lovers travelled around, a charity was finally found in the city of Bashadina to placate stray cats and help solve major problems.
Although Liu Garon had been helping stray cats and dogs for seven years, he had spent a lot of money on his own, thanks to the support of two of his own, and the children had paid for their mother ' s support.
A Chinese resident of the Inland Riverside City is also a caring member of the rescue of stray cats, who have been adopted by the family. In recent times, she has been ill and has been entrusted with the care of her daughter, but about 80 of these stray cats have not yet been splattered. When Liu Garon heard of the news, he went with his companions to Riverside City, took the cats to hospitals for sterilization and found foster families for some of them. She said that the days leading to Riverside were the hottest in the period August-September 2020, with a maximum temperature of three digits.
Liu Garon not only rescues American homeless animals, but also, through the Internet, rescues them in mainland China. Although unable to do so physically, contributions are always possible.
In addition, as Liu Ga Yong is a writer, she often publishes these loving stories online in a series of articles to encourage more people to join. Looking to the future, Liu Ga Yong indicated that she would continue to do so as she chose to save small lives.