WORLD● LOW2h ago · Nov 2, 2026, 3:24 PM
Northern Metropolis land clearance linked to surge in stray animals, study finds
South China Morning Post · east asia
Over 40 per cent of stray animals taken in by shelters in Hong Kong in the first half of the year came from the Northern Metropolis development area, a study has found, with volunteers warning that more than 1,000 face abandonment as land resumption accelerates. The Animal Welfare Advocacy Alliance, which released the findings on Monday, called for a review of euthanasia policies, the relaunch of a “trap-neuter-resettlement” programme, and the introduction of a positive duty of care for...
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