VOICED: Pets suffer in high rise Hong Kong

The video discusses the Hong Kong Dog Rescue Center's efforts to save dogs from euthanasia, highlighting the challenges faced by first-time dog owners, such as impulse buying and housing restrictions. It explores the popularity of pet shops and the difficulties of owning large breeds in small living spaces. A case study of a dog named Mimi illustrates the unexpected challenges of pet ownership. The video also addresses the lack of legal protection for animals and the environmental constraints in Hong Kong, as well as the rescue center's struggle to find a new location due to property development.

What is a major reason for the abandonment of dogs in Hong Kong?

• Owners wanting to adopt more pets

• Dogs being too small for the owners

• Impulse buying without understanding the responsibility

• Owners moving to larger homes

Why do many people in Hong Kong face challenges with dog ownership?

• They live in large houses

• They have too much free time

• They have too many parks available

• They live in small flats with limited space

What is a common issue faced by people who adopt larger dog breeds in Hong Kong?

• Excessive noise in the neighborhood

• Inadequate space for the dogs to move around

• Too many parks to choose from

• Lack of food supply

What challenge did the student face after adopting a puppy?

• The puppy was too quiet

• The puppy grew into a large dog, making care difficult

• The puppy was too friendly with strangers

• The puppy remained small and manageable

What is a significant issue faced by the Hong Kong Dog Rescue Center?

• They have an excess of volunteers

• They have too much space for the dogs

• They are facing a land crisis due to a property developer

• They have too few dogs to care for