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A meerkat resembling Timon from ＂The Lion King＂ was spotted in New Taipei City’s Sanjhih District. Authorities are tracing its origin and seeking its owner.

Taoyuan City and the Rakuten Monkeys will launch pet-friendly spaces at baseball games in May and June 2025, allowing small and medium-sized dogs.

A pit bull jumped from a car, injuring a motorcyclist in Taipei. The owner, Mr. Hsu, will cover medical costs. Authorities are investigating.

New Taipei City has controlled the stray dog population in four districts, sterilizing 76% of 1,000 dogs. Officials aim to continue sheltering and sterilization efforts.

Miaoli Animal Care and Health Office in Taiwan is set to open adoption for a common snapping turtle on Nov. 22 if unclaimed. The turtle, an invasive species, was found in Zhunan Township. Adoption requires proof of experience or animal protection courses and adequate space.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an thanks companies for supporting the city’s pet-friendly initiative. Taipei opened 16 dog parks for adoption, enhancing animal welfare.

A job bank survey in Taiwan shows a preference for pets over children, driven by anti-marriage views and low birth rates. Pet ownership trends and spending habits are explored.

Taiwan’s pet population has surpassed the number of children under 15, with the pet industry projected to reach NT$63.1 billion in 2023, according to a report by the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research.

Starting August 2025, Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture will mandate cat registration to enhance management, with fines for non-compliance. The move aims to safeguard pets, with microchipping at a nominal fee. This follows a significant rise in pet ownership.

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.

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.

In Taiwan, pet registrations have surpassed the number of newborns, highlighting a shift towards pet ownership and an increasing demand for pet healthcare. Veterinarians are now more common than pediatricians, with pets often treated as family members.

Taipei’s Family Dog hosts a unique Christmas celebration, bringing together over 20 dogs and their owners for a festive feast. Embracing the growing trend of including pets in holiday festivities, the event highlights the increasing importance of pets in family life and supports animal shelters.