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Law needed on what to do with pets' bodies

China Daily | Updated: 2018-04-16 07:37

DATA SHOW THAT the number of pets in China reached 250 million in 2017. However, there is no legal clause about what to do with their bodies when they die. Beijing News comments:

According to media reports, some owners contact pet hospitals for help, while some simply dig a deep hole in an open field and bury them. In the first case, the hospitals might lack proper devices to deal with the remains of the animals. In the second case, the bodies might pollute underground water.

In some cities, there are also companies running graveyards for pets. But there is no legal clause about this new business, so when disputes arise, it is hard to deal with them according to the law.

Law needed on what to do with pets' bodies

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