Is there any evidence strong enough to proof pets are suffering in Hong Kong?
357283
there is no any suffering pets in hong kong.
605158
In the UK - someone like DEFRA or your local vet.
625830
ask your local veterinarian, I'm sure he will have some answers for you.
259617
contact your local animalshelter or humane society.
999589
sign outside a vet/taxidermist\n"either way you get your dog back!"
779845
Healthy -- no.  \n\nBut if the pet is suffering at the end of its life, the cancer is causing it pain and it is unable to be happy anymore ... that is a whole different story and ending.
634001
I could not find a case. It is not likely that a panda will attack and during the rare times they have, it was thought that they did so out of irritation rather than for predatory reasons.
422037
i'm not sure about studies proven but mt husband and son have both had it for various problems and it has cured them, really. it is not covered by medicare or blue cross here in canada so i guess that would mean no clinical studies have been proven, right. it was an oriental doctor that did them, one was male an one was female.
816127
The burden of proof is on the prosecution. However if this is a realistic dog-beating then I imagine it could be a messy deal in court. You would have to prove it somehow that you used a prop. As far as the legal issues animal cruelty is a big crime and the fines and jail time are not nearly strict enough.
868658
Did you know that by Law you are to report traffic accidents involving Dogs(Not cats though) Did You????? If not then your guilt is superficial.
676405
It's frustrating, but the basic finances have to be taken into consideration.  Emergency Vet care is comparble to a human going to the ER, so there's that aspect.  Depending on the severity of the damage, even with an owner, the kindest thing can be euthanasia.  When dogs are victims of hit and run there are usually broken legs and punctured lungs.  (When my dog was hit, his back was snapped, and pelvis shattered.) With strays, there are also the possibilities of diseases like heartworm, that a healthy animal wouldn't have.  Not only are they very expensive to cure, they can make recovery more difficult.  Even with injuries that aren't fatal, there's the cost of feeding and housing the dog, and the possibility that the animal would not be adopted.  I loathe going to animal shleters, because most of them have such a limited budget that if the animals aren't adopted within a set time frame, they are put down.  Is it a kindness to take a dog to the vet, have serious surgeries, then put him into a concrete bunker for a few days, in hopes that someone will adopt? \n\nOne of my friends is a Vet; when something like this happens, she gets so upset...  At the stupidity of people who don't chip their animals, at the thoughtlessness of some jerk driver, at the fact that the most she could do for an animal was to put it down.  It's not easy for the people who work with animals to do, they do it because when all the factors are weighed, it's the right thing to do.\n\nIt may not appear to have been a kindness, but it was.
83581
I actually just heard about this. There is a place that trains dogs to sniff out cancers. It sounds kinda strange, but they stated that some dogs had done this without any training.
508417
If they smelled blood from a cut, maybe. But most likely not since they are looking for weakened animals. Saw this on a nature show, the host jumped in the water and swam around fine. Nothing happened, and said it was a common misconception.
778264
Visit www.peta.org, check out the Chinese fur undercover video, and you will see.  Not only will you see what skin looks like turned inside out, but you will see the pain and needless suffering these poor animals endure while being skinned alive!  All for a stupid coat or piece of clothing.\n\nSorry, I'll get off of my soapbox.  It just makes me so mad and that is the first thing I though about when I saw this question.
591189
no.....wait wait wait...do you live in hong kong by any chance? if so, it could be that bird flu thing.
479738
they dont have parks persay in hong kong.more like petting zoos where they pet the fish and buy it and take it home for supper.stop eating fish
187278
It is completely unclear whether they actually do. There seems to be some evidence for both sides of the argument. When the tsunami in East Asia hit it seems that the local dogs and cats and assorted wildlife in a variety of protected habitats were killed alongside the people, not a trace of an exodus before the fact. \nMost stories of an animal sixth sense are anecdotal and have not been scientifically studied (how could you scientifically study anything to do with a completely unexpected calamity anyway?). \nSo far it isn't really clear whether that sixth sense is an individual thing in animals, or part of their sensory early detection system or just a myth.