PETS & WILDLIFE
Chinese cobra at Sha Kok Mei: Seriously nasty snake is best treated with respect and left alone
Seriously dangerous Chinese cobra seen in Sha Kok Mei carpark. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
PETS & WILDLIFE
After Mangkhut, the hills went quiet: What happened to our birds?
Zoologist Graham Reels explains where all the birds have gone after the typhoon. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Macau’s House of Shame: Good news and bad news on 533 greyhounds
More than 30 of the 533 dogs still left at the old Macau Canidrome are ill and separated in quarantine. Vets are checking the health of the other dogs and giving them medicine where necessary. When the health checks are complete the dogs will be available for adoption. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Tough granny in tussle with two snakes who picked wrong BBQ grill to hide in
Ex-Sai Kung resident submits video showing us how they deal with pythons in Australia. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Ngau Liu Village residents get a shock; 6 metre long Burmese python found in car park
6 m long python gives villagers a shock. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Traffic chaos at Pak Tam Chung as someone dumps grass cuttings all over roundabout
Bizarre dumping of dried grass at roundabout causes traffic chaos. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Tiffany found: teams of up to 30 rescuers searched for nearly four weeks for three-legged mutt
A pain-staking search over four weeks finds lost three-legged dog. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Sudden closure of veterinary clinic upsets clients as pet records are transferred without notice
The Animal Medical Centre in Fiu Yiu Lane closes without warning leaving pet owners unhappy. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Four of Sai Kung's feral cattle take shelter in parking garage
Clever feral cattle shelter from the heavy rain in car park. […]
ANIMAL WELFARE
Exotic pets trade comes to Sai Kung: SPCA expresses concern
The SPCA has responded to SAI KUNG BUZZ’s story on the new exotic pets shop with a concerned message. Dr Fiona Woodhouse, long-time Deputy Director for Welfare, writes the wildlife trade is “problematic from a conservation and welfare perspective”. […]