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Taiwan scholar warns feeding stray dogs harms neutering
Feeding strays undermines neutering efforts. Stray dogs affect wildlife and population control. Feeding increases stray dog birth and immigration. Owner responsibility and education are crucial.2025/08/27 19:00 -

President Lai attends landmark animal protection summit
The 14th Asia for Animals Conference in Taipei highlights Taiwan’s commitment to animal protection. President Lai Ching-te arrived to express support for conservation efforts.2025/08/26 18:00 -

Taichung probes illegal dog and leopard cat meat trade
Authorities in Taichung are investigating an alleged illegal dog and leopard cat meat trade. A city councilor revealed whistleblower reports and urged stricter regulations to prevent such activities.2025/04/25 17:00 -

Taiwan tightens pet food safety with new mercury limits
Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture tightens pet food safety standards, reducing mercury levels and setting mycotoxin limits. New rules align with EU standards.2025/04/25 08:00 -

Taiwan’s MOA unveils pet management system
The Ministry of Agriculture in Taiwan announced new restrictions on importing and breeding 22 animal species, including raccoons. The initiative aims to balance public safety and animal welfare.2025/01/06 09:33 -

Cross-party support grows for animal rights in Taiwan
Legislators in Taiwan launched the Animal Good Life Association to promote animal welfare. The group aims to address issues like animal experimentation and wildlife conservation.2024/10/28 20:00 -

Ex-President Tsai Ing-wen mourns the loss of her dog Maru
Discover how former President Tsai Ing-wen paid tribute to her beloved dog Maru, reflecting on loss, companionship, and the significance of adopting homeless animals in Taiwan.2024/08/20 14:31 -

Vice President Hsiao champions pet welfare at Taipei show
Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao announces continued support for pet policies at the Taipei Pets Show 2024, aiming to balance animal welfare and consumer rights.2024/07/05 15:52 -

MOA: No scientific basis for animal communicators
Discover why Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture rejects animal communicators as a legitimate profession, citing a lack of scientific evidence. Learn about the plans to regulate this controversial field amidst the country’s booming pet industry.2024/06/14 15:16 -

Taiwan sees surge in pet numbers, cats lead the boom
Discover the latest findings from the Ministry of Agriculture’s survey, revealing a significant rise in pet ownership in Taiwan, with pet cats seeing a 50% increase. Learn about the changes in survey methods and the potential for a new cat registration system.2024/05/31 17:21



