Torn to death, hairy children, and those who litigate for them

Torn to death, hairy children, and those who litigate for them

On 19 April 2025, West Shoes died at 4 a.m., when it was only five months old. At the end of the night, the eggs were convulsed in pain, and its masters kept it up all night without doing anything.

Quick eggs are the size of a child. When they are taken home, they often piss and Lin needs to teach them to go to the bathroom. For this reason, she observed the time she had to go to the toilet every day and wrote a diary in order to learn the pattern and guide it to pee in a fixed position. There is also an older Westerhound in the family, with two dogs very close, often licking each other's hair and sleeping closely together.

On the night of 18 April, Lin Tsai walked on the green track outside the park with his bag of eggs, as usual. She was holding her eggs until she was coming home, and she walked five minutes. Back home, Lin was playing on the couch with a bag of eggs, which, after about an hour, suddenly came down from the couch and ran into the toilet -- It's incontinent, but it remembers Lin's rules.

The five-minute journey exposed the poached eggs to the poison that had been planted on the park lawn. It carried out urgent enema treatment at the pet hospital and eventually died. Like it, he died in the poisoning, and there were six dogs. Hayashi saw two dogs die instantly in the hospital and one parent fainted crying in the street.

Hayashi also cried for many days, until she was dragged into a group of nearly 30 lawyers. They volunteered to provide Lin Yu with free legal advice to help her and other parents to get justice back for their dead and injured children. These lawyers come from the same community, known as the Pet Lawyers' Union, which brings together nearly 2,000 people, the vast majority of them lawyers, who are concerned with the protection of their rights.

It's an era of living with pets. The latest industry data show that in China, the number of urban pet dogs and cats has exceeded 120 million, with urban residents spending more than 300 billion yuan on cats and dogs in 2024. On the other side of the booming pet economy, however, the existing laws make it difficult to guarantee their right to life.

The contrast is significant. The emotional and economic costs of caring for pets are enormous, and the costs of hurting pets are minimal. This has been the focus of numerous public opinion events in recent years.

In March 2025, the Alliance of Pet Lawyers was born by accident from a social platform, but incubated by the inevitable tension. Today, lawyers have come together to take action against kittens and pups in an attempt to break down barriers with the power of the community, allowing the neglected emotional claims of pet owners and the contempt for the life rights of fur children to be gradually seen.