Volunteers have been looking for two abused dogs at Po Lin Monastery for several days.

【Animal news】 Man and God are angry! A few days ago, two cooks at Po Lin Monastery abandoned two dogs, “Big Sister” and “Ximei”, in bags The way was very hard It is not yet known what happened to the two dogs. Volunteers have been searching the San Shek Wan car park roundabout, Pui O, Sham Wat Road, Tong Fuk, Cheung Sha, Cheung Shan, Po Lin Monastery and other places in recent days, but they haven’t found anything yet. Kent, the founder of Mao Shou, even offered a bonus of NT$100,000 at his own expense, hoping that anyone with knowledge of the case would provide information about the two dogs. According to the news, the police found the abandoned dogs at the Sanshiwan parking lot roundabout and found a green dog leash, which is believed to belong to one of the dogs.

The incident happened when two dogs, “Big Sister” and “Little Sister”, who had been living in Po Lin Monastery for several years, were put in a bag by two chefs on August 13 and then were moved to other places to be abandoned Wu, 65, and a 46-year-old man named Xu were suspected of violating the Order for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. According to sources, a female kitchen manager was bitten by one of the dogs this year. It is known that when the crime happened, Wu Nan used plastic bags to cover the heads of the two dogs and tied them with ropes with the help of the side, Wu Nan took the two dogs into the car and sent them to Tan Shek Wan to get rid of, and film them.

This newspaper asked Po Lin Chan Temple about the treatment of the workers involved in it, suspended, the workers said No. The employee also said that colleagues were also helping to find the two dogs.

The source said that after an investigation, the police identified the location of the abandoned dog at the Sanshiwan car park roundabout. They also said that the police found a green dog leash at the scene, which is being believed to belong to one of the dogs The other red dog leash was not found.

Weng Jingjing, who highlighted the incident in which two dogs were kidnapped from Po Lin Monastery, said in the “Buddhist Alert”, “When the two dogs were kidnapped, one was put in a nylon bag completely, and the other was tuned. The two dogs have names, called the older sister and the younger sister. They were born in Po Lin Monastery.

The two girls dogs are kept by the kitchen staff, and dog collars were bought for them. When they were caught, one was wearing a green collar and the other was wearing bright red.

The exact spot where the two dogs were abandoned was at the Tsin Shek Wan roundabout on Lantau Island. The red and green collars are reported to have been found, but there is no news of the dog sisters, and their lives and deaths are unknown. She also pointed out that the alleged female supervisor was not a new employee as reported, on the contrary, she was a “veteran” who had been working at the temple for many years. She lamented: “I hope this sad story has a happy ending. May the dog be found safely.”

Kent offered a reward of 100,000 yuan in his own name, in the hope that someone could tell the whereabouts of the older and younger siblings, or have information that would lead to the successful prosecution of the murderer, or that the bodies of the older siblings and second siblings to get back. He pointed out that it has been several days since the incident, and that the prime time for dog hunting has long passed. The chances of the two dogs surviving are getting smaller and smaller, so he hopes that by offering red money, more people will Pay attention to where the two dogs are, so they don’t let the event go down.

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