Do stray cats and dogs have to be culled?
My opinion is that those stray cats and dogs diagnosed by animal husbandry and veterinary departments as suffering from rabies and other diseases should be culled, and those without rabies and other diseases should not be culled.
Stray cats and dogs who do suffer from rabies and other diseases should be culled. There is a simple reason. Stray cats and dogs with rabies and other diseases have threatened people's health and life. For the right to life, the right to life of human beings is always greater than that of animals. First of all, we should be responsible for people's health and life. But for those stray cats and dogs who don't suffer from rabies and other diseases, I think they should never be culled. The reason is also very simple. When animals do not pose a threat to human health and life, we should give them due respect and protection.
Animals and humans are both products of nature and components of nature. They all have the same right to life and self-esteem. In the case of mutual harm, we can live in peace and jointly build and maintain the ecological harmonious homeland of nature, human beings and animals. Therefore, we should respect animals' right to live and their living habits.
Animals are friends of human beings, and cats can bring happiness, adjust the living atmosphere, eliminate fatigue and benefit people's physical and mental health; As for the closer relationship and deeper feelings between dogs and humans, there are more touching stories about dogs. Not to mention that some puppies can help their owners do some housework, such as helping their owners buy food and newspapers, guarding the home and guiding the blind, and there are many touching stories about dogs saving lives. It is reported on the Internet that at 5: 30 in the morning of June 1999 12, a flower dog of Fan Zhibin's family suddenly barked and woke him up. But I saw the dog jump up and bite the quilt and drag it to the door. Fan Zhibin looked around and found nothing unusual, so he went back to sleep. At about 6 o'clock, he was awakened by the barking of dogs again. Hardly had I got up to open the door when a muddy stream of water flooded into the room. He hurried to knock on his neighbor's door. Just as Fan Zhibin, his family and neighbors, a total of 23 people, just fled onto the expressway, there was a loud noise and several houses collapsed. Looking for the flower dog that saved everyone's life has been buried in the torrent. I dare not say that this report is true, but I believe that in real life, the story of dogs saving lives will definitely exist.
Some of us are not as noble as some animals. Crows can support their parents, but some people don't support their elderly parents; Dogs can faithfully guard their homes and homes, while some people are inside, stealing their own things; I saw a big dog pushing a small dog with a disabled hind leg on TV, while some of us cheated, fought and even killed each other. The noble behavior of some animals is enough to make us human shame. What reason do we have to not only create a good living environment for them, but also kill them cruelly? We still have some humanity. Don't!
Both animals and humans have feelings and thinking, but people have richer feelings and sharper thinking. As a product of nature, human beings are smarter and wiser than animals. Therefore, compared with human beings, animals belong to vulnerable groups, and we should give them more care instead of ruthless killing.
In fact, culling is not conducive to the purification of our human living environment. Just like the example given by the opposing side in the debate, some countries have killed more than 1 10,000 dogs, but they have not completely eliminated street stray dogs. On the contrary, there are more and more stray dogs on the street. Why, when some people's moral concept has not been improved, the more the government culls, the more people abandon it. Because the more the government culls, it shows that the government ignores the lives of stray cats and dogs on the street. The government's indifference to the lives of stray cats and dogs has undoubtedly found reasons for those who abandon their pets and objectively condoned the abandonment of pets. Therefore, the more culled, the more stray cats and dogs there are on the street.
The correct approach, I think those stray cats and dogs who do not suffer from rabies and other diseases should be taken in by the relevant departments. First, do a good job in immunization, second, do a good job in sterilization, and third, mobilize the masses to adopt. Those who have not been adopted can be immunized (called ear tags by animal husbandry and veterinary departments) and released to nature.