How did a Shenzhen cat spend the trip to the "pet house"?

How did a Shenzhen cat spend the trip to the "pet house"? Let's discuss this problem below, hoping that these contents can help friends in need.

In addition to dogs and cats, the "Pet Shelter" in Shangsha, Shenzhen also took in 7 hamsters,/kloc-0 rabbits and/kloc-0 domestic ducks. In 20 days, Mao's children experienced epidemic and centralized isolation, as well as a rainstorm and a cooling.

No matter whether the owner's family is leptospira, Leptospira focus or positive patients, these 264 pets were not tested positive. Before entering the "pet shelter", each pet had to be disinfected four times, and 33 young volunteers wore protective clothing every day. Young volunteers will send a short video to the family of pet owners every day. When Zheng Nandi has nothing to do in the isolated hotel restaurant, he will open a short video of Qian and watch it again and again. After the money was taken home by the host family, it was awarded the certificate of "Anti-epidemic Little Warrior".

Dear Money Commodity: Because of your outstanding performance in the new project "Shangsha Epidemic Prevention and Kindhearted Pet Station", you cooperated closely with Dabai's brothers and sisters in daily work such as inspection, feeding and walking the dog, and successfully defeated the epidemic. After the scientific research decision of the organizing Committee, you are awarded the title of epidemic prevention little soldier. This certificate of auspicious Tengda, as an encouragement, looks forward to the healthy growth of the little fairy! "

Qian, male, is a 7-month-old China pastoral cat from Shangsha Community, Futian District, Shenzhen. At noon on April 3, 2022, it was just the first "centralized isolation" and was taken home by the owner from Shenzhen Pet Isolation Post Office. When he left, the young volunteers handed it to the host Zheng Nandi together with the "certificate" issued to him. The money was originally in a cat bag. After she recognized her host's house through the window, she immediately gave her a loud "meow". As soon as Zheng Nandi opened the cat bag, the money rested on his hand and rubbed it back and forth with his eyes closed. Zheng Nandi weighed the cat bag and thought, "/kloc-I haven't seen you for 4 days, I've gained weight."

On March/0/7, due to the epidemic prevention and control, some residents in Shangshatangyan Village, Futian District, Shenzhen were required to carry out centralized health monitoring in different places/0/4 days. The notice clearly stated that if there are pets in the key hook and the secret code connector, the staff will go to the door to disinfect the pets and send them to the centralized place for unified care; For pets in general isolation households, they can be placed by government departments or carried with them. On March 2 1 day, Zheng Nandi, a hook worker from a neighboring village, handed over the money to the hook worker when the goods were isolated.

According to Kong Debin, a pet doctor of the Pet Medical Volunteer Team, pets like Qian are a unique group of "hairy children". On the one hand, their owners may be influenced by COVID-19 and cannot take care of them when they are isolated; On the other hand, it is impossible to rule out the probability that they carry the virus. If you send the virus infection to others, it may trigger another round of risks.

Since March 18, Shenzhen has built two "pet stations" in a public open space in Shangsha Community, Futian, to take care of 264 pets that have to be arranged just because their owners are isolated. Netizens call it the first "pet shelter" in China. Within 20 hours, the Animal Epidemic Control Center of Shenzhen Institute of Quality and Safety Inspection and Testing collected 7 15 samples of the natural environment of pets in the "pet shelter", including more than 200 saliva samples of "hairy children", and found that all the COVID-19 test results were negative.

With the gradual stabilization of COVID-19 epidemic in Shenzhen, people who came down from the isolation point brought their pets home one after another. On April 6th, this "pet shelter" completed its important task. But its accumulated experience will continue in this big city again. On April 3, Shenzhen announced the establishment of a centralized pet custody center.