Pudong police investigated and dealt with the first case of abandoning a dog by a dog owner in Shanghai: fined 500 yuan and revoked the dog license
Recently, Pudong police investigated and dealt with the first case of dog abandonment by a dog owner in Shanghai.
Many stray dogs and cats were pet dogs and pet cats in the "first half of their lives", abandoned by their original owners for various reasons and left on the streets. On the morning of July 28, at the intersection of Dongfang Road and Longyang Road in Shanghai, an enthusiastic takeaway boy found a lost home dog, abandoned by the owner in the corner of the garden in the sweltering heat, with traces of injuries, suspected of being hit by a vehicle Over.
After rescue from the pet hospital, it was found that the dog had a pelvic fracture and was suffering from basic diseases of an elderly dog. Therefore, dog lovers contacted the owner of the dog, and the owner said that he had abandoned it. Dog lovers sought help from the Weifang Xincun Police Station of the Pudong Branch of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau.
After receiving the report, the police checked the dog information through the information system. After investigation, the dog was registered at the Weifang Xincun Police Station for a dog registration certificate on July 27, 2011. The registered address was a public house within the jurisdiction and was vaccinated against epidemic prevention in the same year. Since then, there is no record of registering a dog. .
As a result, the police contacted the owner of the dog, Wu, to inform him of the current situation of the dog, and notify him to claim the dog home as soon as possible. But Wu said that he had already relocated to the Nanquan Street area, and because the dog was old, he abandoned it.
In response to the above situation, under the guidance of the Public Security Detachment of the Weifang New Village Police Station, on the afternoon of July 30, together with the South Dock Road Police Station, went to Wu’s current residence and verbally summoned Wu for abandoning his dog’s illegal behavior.
Upon questioning, Mr. Wu truthfully confessed that he abandoned his small yellow hybrid dog in a garden near Longyang Road on Dongfang Road at about 9 o'clock on July 29.
Old abandoned dog. Photo courtesy of Pudong Police
According to the "Regulations of Shanghai Municipality on the Administration of Dog Raising", the Pudong police fined Wu a 500 yuan, revoked the "dog registration certificate", and received administrative penalties for dogs. The Paper (www.thepaper.cn) reporter was informed that the dog has died in a pet hospital due to old age and illness.
The owners of abandoned elderly dogs have now been punished. Photo courtesy of Pudong Police
In fact, keeping pet dogs has become the choice of many citizens in recent years, but problems such as dogs barking disturbing people, dogs hurting people, and defecation everywhere have also followed.
How to regulate citizens’ dog-raising behavior and create a healthy, harmonious and tidy environment has become a problem faced by city managers. Recently, the Pudong Public Security Bureau carried out special rectification actions to standardize dog-raising behaviors after investigations and visits in many places, to find the crux, find countermeasures, and improve the civilized quality of citizens and the level of urban civilization.
Under the guidance of Pudong police, more and more pet owners are actively applying for dog registration certificates. Since the beginning of this year, the Pudong Public Security Bureau has handled more than 9,000 registration certificates for urban dogs and more than 24,000 registration certificates for rural dogs. In addition, the Pudong police imposed nearly 400 administrative penalties on the perpetrators of uncivilized dog keeping.
"Have you been walking the dog with the leash?" On the morning of August 8, the Pudong police invited the territorial agricultural commission, civilized office, urban management law enforcement, market supervision, health and epidemic prevention and other departments to carry out the "civilized city, dog raising according to law" propaganda in Jiujin Square activity. Through the distribution of publicity materials, on-site answers, and posters, the public is promoted to raise dogs in accordance with the law, and the dog immunization and registration certificate processing services are provided on the spot.
The reporter saw at the event that nearby residents came to consult for dog permits, "you need to provide your real estate permit and ID card." The police and staff on the scene answered various questions while maintaining order on the scene.
On the morning of August 8, citizens consulted for dog permits. The Paper Journalist Zhu Yiyitu
In addition, there are also stray animal adoption activities. The Shanghai Small Animal Rescue Volunteer Service Corps provides legally registered stray dogs and stray cats. The cute little pets are welcomed by many dog and cat lovers.
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