112-2 Essay/Presentation 6: Stray Dogs in Taiwan

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Ladies and gentlemen,

Today, we must address a pressing issue that plagues our communities: the alarming rise of stray dogs in Taiwan. Beyond mere inconvenience, this problem poses significant risks to public safety and animal welfare. Stray dogs face hunger, disease, and mistreatment on the streets, while their unchecked population exacerbates conflicts with humans and wildlife.

It's imperative that we enact comprehensive solutions, including widespread spaying and neutering programs, responsible pet ownership education, and robust animal welfare laws. By working together, we can alleviate the suffering of these animals and create safer, more compassionate communities for all.

Let's stand united in our commitment to tackle this issue head-on, ensuring a brighter future for both humans and our four-legged friends. Thank you.

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