Press conference was well-attended by members of the Alliance as well as interested media
Press conference was well-attended by members of the Alliance as well as interested media
Dr. Fiona Woodhouse, Deputy Director of Welfare Services at the SPCA, Gloria Li, Chairman of S.T.O.P., Tony Ho, Chief Officer Inspectorate of SPCA, explain to the media how horrific illegal animal traps are.
Group photo with members of the Alliance.
Four-Eye Jai, surviving victim from illegal trap injury
Press conference was well-attended by members of the Alliance as well as interested media
Dr. Fiona Woodhouse, Deputy Director of Welfare Services at the SPCA, Gloria Li, Chairman of S.T.O.P., Tony Ho, Chief Officer Inspectorate of SPCA, explain to the media how horrific illegal animal traps are.
Group photo with members of the Alliance.
Four-Eye Jai, surviving victim from illegal trap injury
Today, SPCA and 21 animal welfare and concern groups call upon a press conference to announce the formation of "Stop Illegal Animal Traps Alliance (S.I.A.T.A.)", and to condemn the use of illegal animal traps which caused much injuries to cats, dogs and other animals. The use of illegal animal trap is also against the law.
S.I.A.T.A. has set up a dedicated facebook page to allow volunteers and members of the public to learn more about illegal animal traps. Four-Eye Jai, a surviving victim, also attended the press conference to share his story
S.I.A.T.A. facebook page: http://www.spca.org.hk/siata
News article about The Stop Illegal Animal Traps Alliance: http://www.spca.org.hk/en/about-us/media-relations/press-releases/featured-stories/item/1120-03-03-2015
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