Chinese city drafts law to penalise citizens who abuse or abandon dogs

Chinese city proposes law to penalise residents who abuse or abandon dogs

Officials in Guangzhou have drafted new rules to regulate pet-keeping. Those who abuse or abandon dogs would get a maximum fine of £600.

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