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為奧運殺50萬隻貓北京挨轟

【世界日報╱本報北京十日電】 2008.03.10 08:20 pm

北京市被媒體踢爆只顧搞好奧運，不理寵物死活的無良行為。英國《星期日郵報》報導，北京市有關部門向市內貓主發出警告，稱貓會散播SARS等嚴重致命病毒，造成數以萬計貓隻被遺棄街頭，大批貓隻因此病死或慘遭打死。有愛護動物團體稱，最少有50萬隻貓會被人道毀滅。

報導指出，北京市為搞好環境生，迎接奧運，把目標對準貓隻，向貓主發出警告，市內許多貓主因得悉市有關部門的警告，紛紛將飼養的貓隻遺棄在街頭，再由工作人員將之收集在當局設置的貓籠，再集中運往貓場等待人道毀滅，猶如「死亡集中營」。

一個愛貓團體與當局商議釋放在北京郊區一個政府貓場內的30隻貓，但可憐的是，他們所解救出來的貓隻中，有半數在幾天內就死亡。該團體創辦人嚴琦說，「這些貓都在等死，非常不人道。」

嚴琦也解釋，市民遺棄寵物貓的另一個原因，是因為貓進行絕育手術及裝置識別器的費用需200元，有貓主不願付這筆錢，因而狠心將飼養多年的貓拋棄。

http://udn.com/NEWS/WORLD/WOR1/4251178.shtml
北京藉機奧運殘忍屠殺貓狗
2008年3月10日星期一節目長度：0分59秒下載mp3

在距北京奧運只有5個多月的時候，北京市以淨化市容為由，於近期警告貓飼主，宣稱貓會散播薩斯（SARS）等嚴重致命病毒，導致數以萬計寵物貓被拋棄，大批流浪貓病死或慘遭打死。與2006 年「狗運不濟」的眾狗們面臨一樣的悲慘境遇，而這次政府給出的理由則與年前的狗會致狂犬病的說詞有異曲同工之意。
據報導，位於北京郊區的十二座動物收容所，環境擁擠惡劣，傳染病在貓只間迅速傳播，病貓們只能在痛苦的折磨中慢慢死去。

就在北京大肆虐殺貓狗的同時，也在為了舉辦奧運的面子工程，製造了許多表面的和諧假像。人權組織則指出，中國的人權狀況不但沒有進步，反而更加惡化了。

以上新聞由希望之聲記者蒂平、李庭報導

http://big5.soundofhope.org/programs/162/87427-1.asp

中國時報 2008.03.10　
淨化市容北京大肆搜捕流浪貓
林克倫╱台北報導

　北京市為淨化市容，迎接奧運，去年起開始圍捕流浪貓，動物保育人士估計，至少有數萬隻淪落至動物收容所的貓咪，因未受到妥善照顧罹病而亡，成為奧運無辜犧牲品。

　據英國《每日郵報》報導，北京街頭每日約有數百隻流浪貓咪，遭官方捕貓大隊圍捕關擠在無法轉身的鐵籠內，送至郊區十二座動物收容所「等待領養」，然曾前往收容所解救貓咪的北京動物保育人士透露，收容所其實更像是貓咪的死亡集中營。

　北京市的貓咪收容所環境惡劣，曾前往昌平區沙河鎮收容所交涉收養貓咪事宜的愛護動物人士指出，「我們看到約七十隻貓被關在鐵籠裡，籠子交疊堆在兩間狹小的房間內」，由於環境擁擠惡劣，傳染病在貓咪間迅速傳播，加上收容所不願採用安樂死方式，貓咪們只能忍著疾病折磨、緩慢地痛苦而亡。

　流浪貓大增與市民觀念轉變有關，醫生建議孕婦拋棄愛貓，以免孩子被貓傳染疾病，而ＳＡＲＳ事件更讓狀似果子狸的貓咪處境悲慘，日前北京一所幼稚園老師用電魚槍電昏六隻流浪貓，再用木棒敲斃，而其中有兩隻是懷孕母貓，理由是害怕學童遭貓抓傷感染疾病。

　貓咪會傳染疾病的誤導，讓中國政府繼去年捕捉流浪狗，遭國際批評之後，又開始針對北京據估計達五十萬的流浪貓們。北京動物保護人士曾建議政府，將貓咪的兩百元人民幣結紮與植入晶片費用降低，但「政府根本連聽都不想聽，只想用最快的方式，讓流浪貓在街頭絕跡」，一位保護人士說。

　淨化市容當然跟舉辦奧運有關，奧運各場館與五星級涉外飯店是抓捕貓咪重點區域，估計自去年迄今，至少有數萬隻貓咪遭抓捕死於收容所，一名亞洲動物保護組織成員指出，「我們理解北京想透過奧運宣傳形象的企圖，但慘無人道捕貓方式，在外國人看來，只會讓奧運光環更加失色！」

http://news.chinatimes.com/2007Cti/2007Cti-News/2007Cti-News-Content/0,4521,110505+112008031000043,00.html

http://news.sina.com.tw/politics/rti/tw/2008-03-10/09546037879.shtml
2008/03/11 簡體版列印機版

奧運淨化市容北京貓命淒慘

【大紀元訊】距北京奧運只有5個多月的時間了，北京市為淨化市容，多年前就開始拆房、拓路、一家一犬或是殺無照狗，時至今日，貓亦遭殃，近期北京市當局向貓主發出警告稱，貓會散播薩斯（SARS）等嚴重致命病毒，造成數以萬計寵物貓被拋棄，令大批流浪貓病死或慘遭打死，與之前的「喪家犬」面臨一樣的悲慘境遇。

2006年城市警察強行進入養狗民眾家中，捕捉沒有登記或超過35公分高的狗，有些狗甚至就在牠們的飼主面前活活被打死，引起了民眾的憤怒不滿。當初的說詞為養狗數量升，造成狂犬病疫情上升。如今，北京官方宣稱貓會傳播薩斯，應大力清除；與年前的狗會致狂犬病的說詞有異曲同工之意。

據英國《每日郵報》報導，北京街頭每日約有數百隻流浪貓，送至郊區12座動物收容所「等待領養」，但據北京動物保育人士透露，收容所其實更像是貓隻的死亡集中營。約70隻貓被關在鐵籠裡，狹小的房間內，傳染病在貓隻間迅速傳播，病貓們只能忍著疾病折磨、痛苦而亡。

據悉，日前北京一所幼稚園老師用電魚槍電昏6隻流浪貓，再用木棒敲斃，而其中有兩隻是懷孕母貓，理由是害怕學童遭貓抓傷感染疾病。

據估計北京的流浪貓數量早超過百萬隻，北京為了舉辦奧運的面子工程，暴力採取了許多手段，以製造表面的和諧假像，不過人權組織反駁說，中國的人權狀況不但沒有進步，反而更加惡化了。◇

http://news.epochtimes.com.tw/8/3/11/79289.htm

奧運淨化市容　北京貓命淒慘

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【大紀元3月10日訊】距北京奧運只有5個多月的時間了，北京市為淨化市容，多年前就開始拆房、拓路、一家一犬或是殺無照狗，時至今日，貓亦遭秧，近期北京市當局向貓主發出警告稱，貓會散播薩斯（SARS）等嚴重致命病毒，造成數以萬計寵物貓被拋棄，令大批流浪貓病死或慘遭打死，與之前的「喪家犬」面臨一樣的悲慘境遇。

2006年「狗運不濟」的眾狗們，被城市的警察強行進入養狗民眾家中，捕捉沒有登記或超過35公分高的狗，有些狗甚至就在牠們的飼主面前活活被打死，引起了民眾的憤怒不滿。當初的說詞為養狗數量升，造成狂犬病疫情上昇。一戶一犬的交了執照費的有證家犬則不在此限。
如今，北京官方宣稱貓會傳播薩斯，大力清除；與年前的狗會致狂犬病的說詞有異曲同工之意。

據英國《每日郵報》報導，北京街頭每日約有數百隻流浪貓，遭官方捕貓大隊圍捕關擠在無法轉身的鐵籠內，送至郊區十二座動物收容所「等待領養」，但據曾前往收容所解救貓咪的北京動物保育人士透露，收容所其實更像是貓隻的死亡集中營。

據中時報導，北京市的貓咪收容所環境惡劣，曾前往昌平區沙河鎮收容所交涉收養貓隻事宜的愛護動物人士指出，約70隻貓被關在鐵籠裡，籠子交疊堆在兩間狹小的房間內，由於環境擁擠惡劣，傳染病在貓隻間迅速傳播，加上收容所不願採用安樂死方式，病貓們只能忍著疾病折磨、緩慢地痛苦而亡。

官方的說詞，加大民間的虐貓行為，據悉，日前北京一所幼稚園老師用電魚槍電昏6隻流浪貓，再用木棒敲斃，而其中有兩隻是懷孕母貓，理由是害怕學童遭貓抓傷感染疾病。

人權組織呼籲對現承諾

據估計北京的流浪貓數量早超過百萬隻，北京為了舉辦奧運的面子工程，暴力採取了許多手段，以製造表面的和諧假像，不過人權組織反駁說，中國的人權狀況不但沒有進步，反而更加惡化了。

總部設在巴黎的國際新聞報業組織世界報章協會，8日發起在奧運前釋放被監禁的中國記者活動，並將在世界主要國家及地區的報章刊登廣告，讓世人知道被中共當局監禁，外界所知的30名中國記者與50名網絡作家。其中，被監禁的中國當代商報記者師濤，去年曾榮獲世界報章協會頒發的自由新聞金筆獎。

華人民主社團英國民陣的金露西星期五(7日)表示，中共如果有政治智慧，就該開放新聞言論自由，並且不僅是在奧運期間，現在就應該開始實踐為舉辦奧運許下的諾言，並顯現中國的文明進步。 @

http://www.epochtimes.com/b5/8/3/10/n2039041.htm
http://hk.epochtimes.com/8/3/11/78664.htm
Olympics clean-up Chinese style: Inside Beijings shocking death camp for cats
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Last updated at 17:15pm on 12th March 2008

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Thousands of pet cats in Beijing are being abandoned by their owners and sent to die in secretive government pounds as China mounts an aggressive drive to clean up the capital in preparation for the Olympic Games.

Hundreds of cats a day are being rounded and crammed into cages so small they cannot even turn around.

Then they are trucked to what animal welfare groups describe as death camps on the edges of the city.

The cull comes in the wake of a government campaign warning of the diseases cats carry and ordering residents to help clear the streets of them.

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Cat owners, terrified by the disease warning, are dumping their pets in the streets to be picked up by special collection teams.

Paranoia is so intense that six stray cats -including two pregnant females - were beaten to death with sticks by teachers at a Beijing kindergarten, who feared they might pass illnesses to the children.

China's leaders are convinced that animals pose a serious urban health risk and may have contributed to the outbreak of SARS - a deadly respiratory virus - in 2003.

But the crackdown on cats is seen by animal campaigners as just one of a number of extreme measures being taken by communist leaders to ensure that its capital appears clean, green and welcoming during the Olympics.

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Polluting factories in and around the city are being ordered to shut down or relocate during the Games to ease Beijing's choking smog and drivers are allowed out on to the roads only three times a week.

Fares on the city's underground network have been cut to just two yuan (14p) for any journey - a six-fold reduction on some routes - to keep people off buses, and beggars and street sleepers are being moved to out-of-town camps or given train fares back to their home provinces.

Meanwhile, taxi drivers have been made to attend lessons in how to greet passengers politely in English and a city-wide courtesy campaign has been launched to teach Beijing's notoriously dour and grumpy citizens how to smile and be pleasant to foreigners.

The cull of Beijing's estimated 500,000 cat population is certain to provoke international outrage as it comes just over a year after the Chinese were criticised for rounding up and killing stray dogs across the country.

Animal welfare groups in China are already protesting, but their members fear punishment from the authorities.

Officials say people can adopt animals from the 12 cat pounds set up around the city, but welfare groups say they are almost impossible to get inside and believe few cats survive.

One cat lovers' group negotiated the release of 30 pets from one of the compounds in Shahe, north-west Beijing, but said they were in such a pitiful condition that half of them died within days of their release.

"These cats are being left to die. It is very inhumane," said the group's founder Yan Qi, who runs a sanctuary for cats.

A rescued pet showing clear signs of disease
"People don't want to keep cats in Beijing any more so they abandon them or send them to the compounds.

"When we went inside, we saw about 70 cats being kept in cages stacked one on top of the other in two tiny rooms.

"Disease spreads quickly among them and they die slowly in agony and distress. The government won't even do the cats the kindness of giving them lethal injections when they become sick. They just wait for them to die.

"It is the abandoned pets that suffer the most and die the soonest. They relied so much on their owners that they can't cope with the new environment.

"Most refuse to eat or drink and get sick more quickly than the feral cats."

Ms Yan's group has now been denied access to the pounds. "We do not believe any of the cats that go in there survive," she said. "They are like death camps."

Ms Yan said there was another reason for people abandoning their cats - the 200 yuan (£14) fee they face if they want to have their pets neutered and tagged.

"We have tried to negotiate with the government to stop the round-ups and to introduce cut-price neutering services so that people can afford to keep their pets but they won't listen to us," she said.

"They are not thinking about the cats. They just want to get results in the quickest way possible, by clearing as many cats from the city as they can."

Retired doctor Hu Yuan, 80, runs one of the few remaining refuges for abandoned pets in her ramshackle home in the ancient Long Tou Jing area of Beijing.

She shares her tiny home with 250 abandoned cats and has taken in 70 over the past 12 months alone.

She pays for neutering and food from her pension and donations. She said: "If I don't take them in, the government will kill them.

"People believe what the government tells them and that is why they are abandoning more and more family pets."

She said the problem could be traced back to former president Jiang Zemin for the crackdown.

"He didn't like dogs so he decided to have dogs killed. But there was a bad reaction from the foreign media and they were pressured to stop.

"Now they have stopped killing dogs but the new victims are cats. It is all connected to the Olympics."

Cats are regularly dumped on her doorstep late at night by owners frightened by the government campaign.

"The situation is very bad now," said Ms Hu. "When women get pregnant, the doctor will ask them if they have a cat in the house.

"If they reply Yes, they tell them, 'You must get rid of it, it will be bad for the baby'.

"I keep all the cats in my house and 100 of them sleep in my bedroom at night. I am too frightened to let them out. If they go outside, they will be taken away and killed.

"The government is not telling people the truth. Look at me. I live with them 24 hours a day, seven days a week and I am very healthy."

The round-up has been particularly intense in areas around Olympic venues and in streets and alleys surrounding five-star hotels where guests will stay during the summer games.

Despite the health warnings, the round-up of cats has led to a surge in the number of restaurants in the capital serving cat meat, according to Ms Hu.

She said hundreds of cats were also being sent to Guangzhou in southern China, an area infamous for restaurants that serve meat from cats and dogs and exotic animals such as snakes and tigers.

It was in July last year that district officials were instructed to begin an intense round-up of cats as part of Beijing's pre-Olympics clean-up. Now notices have been put up urging residents to hand in cats.

Welfare groups estimate that tens of thousands have been collected in the past few months.

The Mail on Sunday went to the cat pound in Shahe on the north-western fringes of Beijing but we were repeatedly refused admission.

"No one can come in without official papers," staff shouted from behind padlocked steel gates.

At another, larger compound in Da Niu Fang village, the sound of cats wailing could be clearly heard coming from a cluster of tin-roofed sheds, but workers denied they were holding any cats.

"There are no cats here, go away. No one is allowed inside unless you have official permission," a security guard said.

The killing of the six stray cats at the kindergarten - where staff at a Beijing cigarette factory leave their children - is the most striking illustration of the city-wide fear of cats.

A teacher at the nursery said: "We did it out of love for the children. We were worried the cats might harm them. These six cats had been hanging around the kindergarten looking for food.

"So three male teachers put out plates of tuna in cages for bait, trapped the cats and then beat them to death with sticks.

"We were very worried the children might try to stroke them and that the cats might scratch them or pass on diseases. We had to get rid of the cats and this was the only way to do it."

Christie Yang of the charity Animals Asia, which liaises with the Beijing animal welfare groups, said: "We are seriously concerned.

"We understand that with the Olympic Games the Beijing government is eager to show the world the city in a good light.

"But capturing and dealing with cats in such an inhumane way will seriously tarnish the image of Beijing and the Games."

• Names of the animal campaigners have been changed as the people we interviewed are concerned about officials' reaction to our story.

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好過份
大陸一下是吃貓肉
一下是殺貓
牠們到底想做啥阿..

大陸人都是變態喔! 最好出門就被車**好ㄌ!
大陸人最好******
我有一句實話!(大陸人是叮叮)

這....樓上兩位請就事論事吧
不要一桿子打翻一船人哪
每個地方都有好人和壞人的呀

有愛心的大陸同胞是極少數啦
政府都這麼該死了真是不夠格搞奧運

錯誤的政策.無辜的犧牲者.

相較於大陸還是台灣好.

[這篇文章最後由SusanWang在 2008/03/12 02:47pm 編輯]

只能說出生在不同國家的喵

命運有著天壤之別...

喵喵天使們安息吧!

大陸人都很愛做表面功夫
城市裡的大樓都蓋得很漂亮
但是人文素養及道德都不夠"水平"
這個月底要去北京
希望不要看到"北京大屠殺"

不是已經有研究說動物會感染的冠狀病毒和SRAS病毒是不一樣的嗎？
第一次聽到貓會散播「眾多」致命病毒@@

北京政府儼然更糟糕，散播危險的「腦殘」病毒

下面引用由jiao在 2008/03/12 02:57pm 發表的內容：
不是已經有研究說動物會感染的冠狀病毒和SRAS病毒是不一樣的嗎？
第一次聽到貓會散播「眾多」致命病毒@@
北京政府儼然更糟糕，散播危險的「腦殘」病毒

這就是文化大革命那一套再拿出來用
將"目標"安上一個莫名其妙的罪名就可以隨便的屠殺
這就是政府最會搞的"愚民政策"
仔細觀察，台灣政府也差不多哦!!
只是台灣人的抵抗力較強，效果沒有那麼好而已

貓減少 -> 老鼠變多
到時北京奧運時會有滿城的老鼠出來參加比賽吧!!
而且老鼠的致命病毒更多吧!!

萬惡之首

首歸大陸

大陸什麼都不會黑心商品殘殺貓狗壓榨台商

無惡不作

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好白目＝　＝

每次看到這種文章都跟大陸人脫離不了關係…

感覺很…"差"

等到他們投胎當貓咪被人宰殺時才會體會到貓咪的恐懼…

下面引用由b8412072在 2008/03/12 03:04pm 發表的內容：
貓減少 -> 老鼠變多
到時北京奧運時會有滿城的老鼠出來參加比賽吧!!
而且老鼠的致命病毒更多吧!!

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鼠輩比喵喵更難處理ㄚ

大陸果然是個邪惡的國度>"<

愛心是有待加強，畢竟小動物們是無辜的，就算它是SARS或其它的帶原。

……話說回來，前前後後潛水這麼久，看這眾生相對某國度的反應，感覺好像在看某報紙的新聞標題與社論。嗯∼∼至少這方面在臺灣的某些人達到他真正的目地了。(……知道別說，不知道別問，當我這丁丁在自言自語)