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Authorities act against illicit meat trade

China Daily | Updated: 2017-08-15 09:39

Police raided a suspected illegal dog meat distribution network in northern Beijing over the weekend.

Thirty-four dogs of various breeds were confiscated, including one with an identification chip. Yangfang Township police worked with local animal welfare groups to rescue the animals and took them to a municipal animal shelter.

According to surveys and media reports over the past two years, the dog and cat meat trade has developed into a well-segmented industry that involves stealing, collecting, shipping, slaughtering and selling of the final products such as meat and fur.

Authorities act against illicit meat trade

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