Alaskan Malamute “Fat Tiger”⁢ Abused and Killed by Adopter in Shenzhen

A ⁢heartbreaking incident has come to light in Shenzhen, where an Alaskan⁣ Malamute named ⁣”Fat Tiger” was brutally abused and killed​ by its ⁤adopter. The dog, who had‍ been abandoned‌ and returned several times, was adopted⁤ by a couple who claimed to be suitable candidates. However, their true nature was revealed when they subjected ​Fat Tiger ⁢to extreme cruelty,‍ ultimately‌ leading ‍to its death.

According to insiders, the ‌couple, who are suspected to be Du Heng, an assistant professor at CUHK, and Li Yan, a doctoral student in the ⁤department, had a history of animal abuse. ​They had worked as‍ volunteers at‍ an animal agency ​in Shenzhen, which led the volunteers to believe they were suitable‌ candidates for adoption. However, their actions proved otherwise.

The incident has sparked ‌widespread outrage, with many calling for​ justice ⁣for Fat Tiger. The volunteers who had ⁣rescued and adopted ‌Fat Tiger were devastated by the news and have spoken out‌ against the couple’s⁢ actions. They revealed that Fat Tiger was a well-behaved and docile dog, who had been abandoned and returned several times due to its high energy levels.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong has issued a statement, saying that they attach ‍great ⁣importance to the incident and are handling it seriously. They will investigate the matter according‌ to established procedures and‌ take‍ necessary actions.

The incident has raised ⁤concerns ‌about animal welfare and the need for stricter measures to protect pets. The volunteers have called for greater awareness and​ education on animal cruelty, and for the ⁣public to‌ report any instances of animal abuse.

Fat Tiger’s story is a tragic reminder of ⁣the importance of treating animals with‍ kindness and respect. It is essential that we take action to prevent such incidents from happening in the‍ future and ensure that ⁢animals are protected from cruelty and abuse.