Comments on: Changsha Residents Scramble To Rescue Hundreds Of Kittens Trapped In Crates After Road Accident

By: HalfYuan

HalfYuan — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 09:51:07 +0000

Yes SeaHorse, you are absolutely correct. The 40 crates of kittens were obviously not heading to a Guangzhou wet market but were instead being transported to Mr. Wu’s Kitty Home, where they would living the life of Riley at Mr Wu’s own expense. There the kitties would feast on Norwegian salmon caught from the deepest, cleanest fjords and organic, full cream milk from moo cows that have wandered in New Zealand’s most pristine meadows and imported at great expense by Mr Wu, (an avid cat lover and not the tastes delicious kind of love).

If the kittens weren’t travelling in a truck designed by laowai then they would have been perfectly safe. Thankfully China has many patriots like Mr. Wu, and his five mistresses. Anyone who insinuates otherwise is obviously a member of an anti-China clique, has hurt the feelings of all Chinese people and must apologise immediately.

Ps. Any donations to Mr. Wu’s Kitten Home will be happily pocketed, I mean collected by the Chinese Red Cross.

By: SeaHorse

SeaHorse — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 14:28:29 +0000

When a truck full of pigs rolled over in Toronto we just euthanized all of them because they now became void in terms of warranty that these animals were safe to eat. I can tell you, nobody that day adopted a big. I suppose that makes us Canucks barbarians.

Also did i miss something? I don’t recall these animals being sold for food. For all we know they were heading to a store and now the store is uninterested now that they are damaged property. That’s how animal commerce works.

By: Laoshu

Laoshu — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 08:39:56 +0000

when does the central government put an end to the barbaric custom of eating suckling pigs, chicken…

By: fdawei David

fdawei David — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 08:25:27 +0000

Bravo to the citizens of Changsha who braved the elements in the middle of the night and who then pooled their money and negotiated to buy all the kittens and cats. The horror of the story is that is resembles another incident a short while ago regarding a shipment of dogs who ended being rescued by similarly concerned citizens.
When will the central government put an end to this barbaric act of permitting the serving of cats and dogs in restaurants?