In recent days, the city of Kramay has launched a comprehensive operation to treat stray dogs, with the first centralized immunization of stray dogs and the implantation of electronic chips to facilitate integrated management.
It is known that every winter, a helpless “little body” can be seen in the streets and alleys, from time to time in search of a little warmth within the sub-unit door or in the front of the restaurant where Suser shivered in order to eat.
The dog hunt is fully operational.
On 28 December, at 12 a.m., Xinjiang Morning News reporter received a telephone call from Hu Jingui, the head of the working group for the management of stray dogs in the city of Kramay, who was working outside with his colleagues, “just caught another stray dog, which is already the tenth”.
Since the official launch of the stray dog operation on 25 December, Huo Jingui has been able to receive daily telephone calls from citizens, and 10 stray dogs have been found in just three days on the basis of public leads and daily patrols. “This operation will continue until around 20 January, unlike the previous operation to clean up the stray dog, and this time the captured stray dog will be placed with an electronic chip that will place the relevant information in an electronic chip, which will be easily recovered if it is lost.” Hu Kim-Quixix said.
It is understood that in recent years the city of Klamay has been characterized by a growing number of homeless dogs.
On 23 December 2016, with the frequency of incidents involving the wounding of stray dogs, the harassment of people and homelessness, a decision was taken by the Office of the General Prosecutor of the Kramay District, the Department of Public Information of the Kramay District Commission, the Administration of Urban Administration and Enforcement of the Kramay District, the Municipal Public Administration of the Kramay District, the Agroforestry and Water Department of the Kramay District, the Public Security Subdirectorate of the Kramay District, the Agency Bureau of the Kramay District, the Department of Sanitation of the Kramay District and the street offices of the four jurisdictions to jointly carry out a special operation for the rehabilitation of stray dogs. Moreover, for the first time, the city of Kramay will be working on electronic chip implants for stray dogs.
The dog will have an electronic ID.
The head of the new veterinary clinic in the city of Kramayi just indicated that the work was still in its early stages, and that the stray dog caught had been placed in isolation at the help centre for stray dogs in the Kramay district, where he had finished his medical examination and had been immunized and placed in electronic chips.
“Pups have a name distinction, but the distinction between stray dogs in shelters is more problematic, and most of them are anonymous and easily lost.” Xinjiang Morning Reporter was just told that an electronic chip can number stray dogs and slotting their health, immunization, adoption, etc. While facilitating the integration of staff in the intelligent management of stray dogs, it is also a GPS location for late-life stray dogs.
“The best way to do this is to see a dog in the street later, sweep it through the electronic chip and know where it is and who it is.” "Citizens can bring their dogs to the veterinary station for free to plant electronic chips."
Gradually reduce the number of stray dogs through “electronic identity cards”
Mr. Wu, a resident of the rescue centre for stray dogs in the Kramay district, told the reporter Xinjiang that there were currently nearly 300 stray dogs in the centre, which had seven rooms of about 18 square metres each, with more than 200 square metres in the courtyard, in which no stray dogs could be left. “Hope that all those who love will adopt a dog, and it's still cold at night despite the size of the yard.” Mr. Wu said.
Subsequently, a reporter from Xinjiang Morning newspaper contacted Sun Qi, a staff member of the Office of Animal Health Monitoring of the Department of Agroforestry and Waters of the Kramay District, who informed the Xinjiang Morning Reporter that the project had been submitted to the press prior to the project and that the expenses were being borne by the Kramay District Farmer ' s Office, since it had only been implemented and was currently in the pilot phase.
“According to the complexity of the pre-working procedures, stray dogs are now centrally managed in rescue centres and then concentrated in electronic chip implants.” Sun Xi said that as the number of stray dogs was increasing, it would be necessary to consider the need for additional space.
“It is to be hoped that this approach will be scaled up in a way that will make it easier to manage stray dogs on the one hand, and that will allow dog breeders to be civilized and not simply to abandon them.” Sun Tzu said.
These stray dogs will be sent to the help centre for stray dogs in the Kramay district for integrated feeding and will gradually be opened up for love. “If the number of stray dogs is higher, an adoption notice is issued once a month, which is about six months away.” Hu Jingui said.
At present, citizens of the city of Kramayy who wish to adopt these stray dogs can go to the Caucasian 3rd Road Help Centre in the agricultural development area of the city of Kramayy and call for advice ***.