On 11 October, an information circular was issued by the West River Street Office of the People ' s Government of the Chengdu Springs: on 10 October 2025, at around 1500 hours, a dog was cut after he had been injured on the street of the West River in the Dragon Springs.
As a result of the visit, it was established that at 1440 hours on the same day, a medium-sized dog had entered only a shop on the map. The owner of the shop was bitten by poultry and attacked the owner of the shop who had come to stop, causing injury to his left arm and the dog was cut with a knife. Currently, one of the injured has gone to the hospital and was vaccinated against rabies. Wounded dogs are sent to the pet hospital only through community workers and public security police stations, and when the treatment is ineffective, the agricultural and rural sector entrusts third-party professional institutions with no harm.
As a next step, the streets will be further strengthened by social forces such as city management, public security and animal industry, working together to create a harmonious and healthy habitat.
According to previous media reports, in recent days, a number of netizens have posted that in front of a kitchen guard in the Chengdurong Springs, a Haschchi had been cut with a knife on the spot by a shop owner and eventually died of euthanasia.
Following the incident, community workers and the Public Security Police responded quickly, sending the wounded Haschi to the pet hospital for treatment. However, Hasaki ' s injuries were too severe and ultimately no medical treatment. Subsequently, the agricultural and rural sectors commissioned third-party professional bodies to deal with it without harm. At the same time, the injured shopkeeper, Ho Ho Ho, also went to the hospital for medical treatment and received timely rabies vaccination.
According to the neighbouring merchants, the Haski was suspected of being a stray dog, who only wandered nearby about four days ago, looked clean and wore collars, but there was no information on the owner. Businesses have indicated that they have been fed, and no such tragedy has occurred. Following the incident, individual dog-lovers became emotional and posted their shop names and telephones online, leading to a large number of telephone harassments, which left the owners vulnerable to their choice of closure, and the door shop was not open for 11 days. Some of the netizens also came to the shop to lay wreaths and paper money, and the civilian police and relevant staff arrived to maintain order.
There was a rise in public opinion on the Internet, and there was a divergence of views. Some netizens have expressed their understanding of the shopkeeper's behaviour: “The shopkeeper is also the victim, his poultry is bit to death and he is wounded by a dog, and anyone would be angry, and it would be impossible to cut a dog.” And there are people who love Haski: “The picture of the dog being cut, though wrong, is cruel, and it's hard to see it, if only there was a more moderate solution.” There have also been calls from netizens to strengthen the management of stray animals: “Vagabonds are not only potentially harmful but also dangerous outside, and it is hoped that the authorities concerned will pay attention to reducing the incidence of such tragedies”.
At present, the Western River Police Station in the Dragon Springs region indicated that the incident was still under further investigation. The West River Street Office also indicated that the next step would be to further strengthen the management of dogs and to work together to create a harmonious and healthy habitat with the same social forces as the city, public security and animal industry.