China Youth Daily client Beijing, October 30 (China Youth Daily, China Youth Network reporter Liu Shixin Hu Ning) In response to recent residents' feedback on the problems of no one to take care of pets at home after centralized isolation, Tong Lizhi, deputy mayor of Changping District of Beijing, introduced at the Beijing Municipal Epidemic Prevention and Control Press Conference today that for the problem of no one to take care of pets in the homes of centralized medical observers, after obtaining the consent of the owners, Changping District will transfer pets to third-party professional institutions for foster care after door-to-door collection and testing. At present, the statistics of foster care needs are being carried out, and the transfer process and management plan for unattended pets have been formulated, and the community and district animal health supervision institutes will cooperate with the foster care institutions to do a good job in pet transfer.
Source: China Youth Daily client
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