In recent days, a member of the Internet in the city of Wuzhou, Fujian Province, posted that his pet dog had been placed in a dryer box by a pet shop worker and baked for an hour at high temperatures, while the dog had been roasted alive.
In his post, the netizens wrote that they had placed dogs in foster care at the World Green Sea School shop for pets in Zhuongzhou, where they bathed dogs without their knowledge, after which they were placed in a dryer box, where they went out to work, where dogs were baked for an hour at high temperatures and burned alive. The dog was still alive at the time of discovery, but the shopkeeper did not have the first time to take him to a doctor and concealed that it was “summer”. The day he arrived at the scene, he realized that the dog was dead and that it was covered with high-temperature baked defecation.
On 23 July, Ms. Wu, the dog's owner, told the press that her dog was called “66”, a border ranger, and was six years old. “66” is healthy before being placed in foster care. After the evening of 21 July, the shopkeeper discovered that “66” was dying, but did not have the first time to send a doctor. He also falsely claimed that “66” was only a mid-summer and that it was only after she had arrived at the scene that the dog had been told the truth about his death, and she requested to see the inside surveillance, which was not provided.
Ms. Wu also informed the press that the shop was closed and that she had not been contacted to deal with the matter, and she hoped that the money would be donated in the name of “66” to the stray dog rescue centre, regardless of the amount of compensation ultimately paid by the store.
Optimistic journalists are searching the pet door shop on a group-purchase platform, and their home page shows that the business is closed.
Is it true what the dog owner said? Ultimate journalists called the shop staff on the matter and did not communicate. The reporter then sent a text message to the store staff at 3.14 p.m., indicating a request for an interview, and the other responded at 3.15 p.m., “Okay, thanks, and later”. No response had been received at the time of the press release.
Police officers in the Bailiwick told the press that the dog owner had called the police three times, and that the police had taken care of it, and the details were not available.