ANIMAL WELFARE
Australian Firefighters come to Sai Kung to aid Catherine’s Puppies
Aussie Firefighter Calendar Boys come to Sai Kung to meet admirers at Catherine’s Puppies. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
PETS & WILDLIFE
Crested serpent eagle: Impressive resident seen in wooded areas such as Lions’ Centre
Bird lovers who keep their eyes peeled will from time to time see the impressive crested serpent eagle. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Grey herons, tall noble birds once thought divine, are now arriving for winter
A walk on the Sai Kung waterfront will likely be rewarded now by the sight of a grey heron or two. They are arriving for the winter and may be seen perched on boats or rocks off-shore. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Two wild boar carcasses found in Pik Shui Sun Village, Sai Kung; police searching for four men who fled the scene
Police in Sai Kung are searching for four individuals suspected of hunting wild boars.
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PETS & WILDLIFE
If you have an over-active imagination big black noisy crows can be scary
The crow is a ravenous scavenger that will eat anything dead or alive, plant or animal. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Black-collared starlings delight fellow residents on the waterfront
Residents of Sai Kung share the territory with the black-collared starling. Exercise on the waterfront and you will likely see this chatty, pretty bird. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Cruel, evil wildlife trade: Hong Kong’s top authority paints horrifying picture of what goes on every day
Biodiversity across the globe is endangered by the illegal wildlife trade. Ecosystem collapse will be catastrophic to humanity. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
SPCA responded to 21,000 calls last year and rescued 4280 animals
The society has 22 inspectors headed by a superintendent who rescue animals and investigate and prosecute offences under The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinance in tandem with the police. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
How to communicate with your cat
When talking to your cat the tone and pitch of your voice are more important that the words. […]
ENVIRONMENT
Isn’t wildlife lovely? Enjoy, because soon much of it will be gone
Twenty-five per cent of Hong Kong wildlife faces extinction, the World Wildlife Fund says in a report published this month.
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