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>I am a common citizen of Beijing, China. I'd

>like to tell you something terrible happened now

>in Beijing. On the large scale, The Chinese

>government is slaughtering dogs who has not

>certificates or who are just taller than 35

>centimeters. The government has organized

>policemen and special dog-killing teams to

>arrest or kill dogs on the spot wherever they

>find the dog in the city. Many dogs have been

>hit to death on the street. Some of them were

>hung on the trees and were whipped to death.

>Some of others were caught and closed into

>suffocating dogs' concentrating camps to wait

>for execution. Everyday these bloody slaughter

>scenes are on play in every place of China. As

>the capital of China, Beijing is the worst place

>for dogs. From November 6, 2006, The policemen

>of Beijing are going to break into common

>people's houses who have large dogs or

>no-certificate's dogs at home. The dogs will be

>caught and be taken to the dogs' concentrating

>camp and wait for execution. And this is the

>real situation we have to accept.

>And now please allow me to tell you why these

>dogs have not certificates. Basically, there are

>2 reasons: First, Some owners can not afford the

>expensive fee for dog's certificate. Take

>Beijing for instance, Fee for the first year is

>RMB1000, And RMB500 for every year from the

>second year on. As you know, China is still a

>developing country, not each family can afford

>the charge. Second, For those dogs taller than

>35 centimeters, our government refuse to give

>them ID card. So-called reason is they are tall

>and perhaps make people scared. Their ban is aim

>at all of large dogs including all the

>mild-tempered and few-barked ones such as golden

>retrievers, Labrador dogs and Scotland

>shepherds, etc.

>

>The strongest explanation of Chinese

>government's about their killing of dogs is: Dog

>will spread canine madness. However, everybody

>knows that canine madness is entirely different

>from SARS and bird's flu. It's preventable

>through bacterin injection to dogs and can be

>remedied by bacterin injection to human beings.

>In China, only those dogs who have certificates

>can be injected the bacterin for free every

>year. Whereas many large dogs' owners, just like

>us, take our dogs to pet hospitals for injection

>by ourselves. Actually, most of cases of canine

>madness appeared in the rural areas of China.

>Just because our government has not tried its

>best on canine madness' prevention and has not

>accurate management on dogs, many people ignore

>the danger and do not prevent illness by means

>of injection in time, especially for peasants.

>Those owners whose dogs bit other people can

>easily avoid punishment if they run away or

>disavow they are owners. All of these lead to

>the tragic . Just let's thinkÅCif the government

>inject bacterin for all of dogs for free in

>China every year, undoubtedly, the number of

>ailing dogs must be greatly reduced. If the

>government permit all the dogs get certificates

>and ask all of them should tie the ID cards on ,

>I believe nobody will avoid punishment any more

>since people will get the owner's information

>through the card. Why don't our government

>choose a reasonable way to control the disease?

>Why do they just kill these innocent animals by

>incredible cruel way? It's human beings' fault,

>but not dogs'.

>

>I was born in the seventies. When I was still a

>little girl, my parents told me dogs are out

>best friends. But today in China, in the 21st

>century, most of parents only tell their

>children the dog is dangerous, so keep away from

>them anytime. Because of unilateral publicizing

>by the Chinese government and all kinds of

>media, more and more people are misled. I just

>want to say, the dog is still our friend, they

>are not virus, they are not dangerous. They will

>always bring us pure love and soul's peace.

>Perhaps they are just a kind of pet to owners,

>but the owners means a whole world to them.

>Dogs' life is quite short, maybe only 11 or 12

>years. Why don't we make them happy and

>peaceful? When I chatted with a foreign friend,

>he told me nobody put the dog into cage because

>that means disrespect in his country. The dog is

>not humble in many countries except China. They

>are not regarded as food either except China. I

>think dogs are different from many other animals

>not only because they have emotion and very

>intimate to their owners, but also they never

>betray. Many of us can hardly do this, don't we?

>

>I have many friends who have dogs in Beijing.

>Some of them belong to DINK families. Some

>others are old people who live alone. They love

>their dogs very much because the dog means one

>member of families always accompany with them.

>Undoubtedly, killing the dog must be hurtful and

>terrible to them. The dog bring them entire joy

>and comfort. These owners love their dogs just

>like love their own children. But why? Why does

>the government plan to slaughter??

>

>I wrote several letters to our government. I

>asked for mercy for the innocent animals.

>Eventually, nobody gave me answer. So I have to

>write to you. People said the slaughter will be

>cruel more and more before the Olympic Games in

>Beijing in 2008. But why? Is there any relations

>between Olympic Games and killing dogs??

>

>So dear officers, please help us. Please stop

>the cruel inhumanity towards animals in China.

>We are willing to do anything cooperate with our

>government if they won't kill animals at random.

>Our government should punish those owners who

>have uncivilized behavior during their keeping

>dogs in actual life. Remember the punishment

>must be accepted by people, but not dogs.

>Everybody knows it's not dogs' fault.

>

>My dog, a 2-year-old golden retriever, named

>Happy, She is a very soft and good-tempered

>girl. My friend sent her to me just 50 days

>after her birth. Just like treat our own child,

>My husband and I give her all our love. We take

>her to the pet hospital to inject relative

>bacterin for her every year. We never take her

>out for a walk during the daytime for not

>disturbing other people. Usually we take her out

>at 5:30 in the morning and after 10:00 in the

>evening. As a matter of fact, Happy almost never

>run in the sun. She never bark just like all of

>golden retrievers. She loves my slippers and

>always lie on them and snore aloud. My honey

>Happy, a real cute and lovely girl, will be

>killed by our government. Why? How can I

>understand? From yesterday on, I dare not to

>take her out, because outside is dangerous. I

>can read the expression in her eyes, but I have

>not any other ways. I'd rather lock her in the

>house, but not see her arrested and killed by

>people. To be honest, if any policeman want to

>break into my house and take her away, I'm not

>sure what I will do. It's just the same as rob

>my own child away to me. I believe I will hold a

>stick or a kitchen knife in the face of them .

>

>Dear officers, perhaps you have got a little

>news about Chinese slaughter towards dogs, but

>you

>never imagine how terrible it is now. Many of

>owners who have mild large dogs at home in

>Beijing just like me can not keep quiet any

>more. We have decided to get together outside

>the gate of Zoo of Beijing on the November 11,

>2006. The theme of our assembly will be: Object

>to the limit of 35 centimeters towards dogs and

>condemn the uncivilized dogs' owners.

>If you can understand our feeling, if you hope

>to support us, help us please. Please help all

>of poor

>dogs live in China. Please make your efforts to

>persuade the Chinese government to change their

>cruel policy towards animals. I really love my

>motherland. I am proud of my country because the

>2008 Olympic Games will be held here. But if

>that means death to innocent lives, please don't

>come.

>

>On behalf of all of virtuous Chinese people , on

>behalf of innocent and helpless animals and

>their owners, on behalf righteousness of human

>beings, please help us, please help us, please

>help us.

>

>

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