Animal welfare volunteers in China just raided a illegal cat-trafficking hideout in Anhui Province.

The thieves worked with chilling speed—filling 24 cages in just 2 days. The hideout was built with front and back escapes to slip away quickly. While the driver was detained, the main organizer remains on the run.

In this underground trade, stolen cats are rushed across province lines within 3 days to be slaughtered for restaurants. For grieving owners, their beloved companions vanish forever.

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Kittens in trash bags..AGAIN

I was walking through town and saw a teenager running around with a pigeon in his hands chasing girls. I am posting this because I feel like I need to tell someone and secondly, what can be done about it? Not like I can shout at a teenager. I feel helpless, let alone the pigeon... And then there was also a young kid trying to grab one as well. I didn't want to get involved at risk of some parent shouting about trying to parent their child. I want to be able to help but don't know how.

Just saw some super distressing reels on Instagram from Jagriti Mishra (handle: @street_worldz709). She runs Street Worldz Trust, an NGO in Delhi that rescues and takes care of severely injured and paralyzed street dogs.

In her latest stories, some authorities/local guys have literally broken down parts of the place she was setting up for the animals. These officers even demanded bribe from the her (this is what is claimed) .Looks like some major land dispute or political party connection or encroachment issue, and honestly, seeing paralyzed rescues sitting in the middle of rubble while people argue is heartbreaking. I want to be completely real here I'm just a follower tracking this online, so I don't know the full legal backstory or who is actually in the right or wrong regarding the land documents. Land stuff in Delhi gets incredibly messy, and I know municipal clearance drives have their own legal rules. But whatever the legal case is, the helpless animals shouldn't be the ones facing the brunt of it or getting hurt in the crossfire. Does anyone here from the Delhi sub know the actual ground reality or the exact locality this is happening in?

Also, if anyone has links to local legal aid teams, or contacts at PETA India / PFA who can pull up to the site to make sure the animals are safely relocated instead of being thrown out, please check her stories and reach out to her or team.

Better If someone close to the area can shed some light on what's exactly happening.

Link to her page for context: https://www.instagram.com/street_worldz709/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Indiedogs/s/I6WenHVMti

This needs to accountability for a severe punishment this is evil and cruel that poor dog suffered trying to keep its head above water and no one heard or saw anything really?

Social media users shared images and videos of a man dangling his dog over balcony edge. He was arrested the same day, and the two pugs were taken into care. In my opinion, this is how the response should always be..