2024-08-12 05:25:44
[Animal News]After the scalper “Lowland” was killed in Sai Kung’s North Sai O Village in June this year,Fisheries and Conservation DepartmentAfter being captured, another taupe named “Six Aunt” was found on August 8wuxishaLuo He Shali was captured and sent to the Fisheries and Conservation Department Operations Center. Ms. Qi, a volunteer of the Sai Sha Road Cattle Guard Team, told this newspaper that a veterinarian from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department stated that no cattle were allowed to enter the urban area of Ma On Shan due to complaints received. She also pointed out that if they failed to ensure that Luo Lan, Liu Aunt and other cattle would no longer approach Yao Near the sandy road, it is not ruled out that it will be trapped in the Fisheries and Conservation Department’s site for a long time. Ms. Qi pointed out that the AFCD only focused on handling human complaints and did not care about the welfare of cattle. The method of capturing and breaking up cattle was cruel and inhumane.
The incident occurred when the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department captured Miss Niu Niu Luo Lan outside the Seminary in Xi’ao Village on the afternoon of June 11, and Aunt Liu was captured in Lok Wo Sha Lane on August 8. In response to this newspaper’s inquiry, the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department stated that it had recently received complaints that stray cattle had entered the urban area of Wu Kai Sha. Some of the cattle had even walked to nearby housing estates and even walked onto the road, affecting road users and cattle. Only itself is safe. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department sent officers to the scene and found an adult female ox in Shaluohe Shali, Wu Kai on the morning of August 8, and took it to the Action Center of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department. The cow is now in good condition and can eat on its own after arriving at the center.
The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department also stated that this year, 4 stray cattle were captured in Wu Kai Sha and 14th Heung. One of them has been released in the same area, and the remaining 3 are still at the operation center. Separately, the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department captured an injured cow in Shi Shit Heung and is currently receiving treatment at the operation center. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department stated that it would prevent any more cattle from entering the urban area of Ma On Shan.
According to information provided by volunteers, the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department captured the cow-niu “Dali” on March 19 and later released it in the Yung Shue O area of 14th Heung. On May 3rd, we captured the cow “Mike”, and then captured Roland and Aunt Six. As for the injured cow “Max”, he was rescued by the Fisheries and Conservation Department due to an injured horn. The cow team told the volunteers that it would be released to Shirtsang within this month.
Ms. Qi said that the volunteers contacted the veterinarian of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department and learned that the cattle team would not allow any cattle to appear on Yiu Sha Road and Lok Wo Sha Lane. She also asked the volunteers how to ensure that the cattle would not go near Yiu Sha Road after they were released. , implying that it is not ruled out that the captured cattle will be trapped for a long time and spend their entire lives on the grounds of the Fisheries and Conservation Department.
She said: “We understand that the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department has to deal with complaints from humans, but those cows have lived in Wu Kai Sha for more than three years. Do we need to strike a balance between complaints and animals? The cows did not attack humans or do anything bad. Why sacrifice them? It’s very cynical and unloving.”
She also said that she knew that the village chief of Ma Tin had been working hard to arrange land for cattle habitat, and hoped that the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department could release Luo Lan, Liu Aunt and Mike. “If you let them out, we can work hard to prevent them from entering Wu Kai Sha.” .
A volunteer recently visited the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department’s farm in Ping Che and saw Luo Lan and his sixth aunt recognizing each other. He said he had mixed feelings. “It’s really a pity that they have to be reunited in such a cage.”
Aunt Niu Niu was recently captured by the Fisheries and Conservation Department.
Volunteers discovered that the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department had gone into the woods to catch cattle.
Aunt Six (left) and Roland (right) met at the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department farm.
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