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@shibalabo この写真はあなたの取材で撮られた物ですか。とても素晴らしいです。

昨年10月に撮影した生後3か月のパンチくん。 昨年の3月から何回か取材した市川市動植物園を紹介する記事を書きました。 cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/move/news/zoo/… ＃がんばれパンチ ＃市川市動植物園

@AlertaMundoNews This isn’t just a feel-good story. China needs to take this issue seriously and work toward higher ethical standards, especially when it comes to the treatment of animals. Without that, stories like this will keep happening.

🇨🇳 | Siete perros robados a sus dueños en el noreste de China se han vuelto virales tras escapar de sus captores y regresar a casa. Los animales fueron presuntamente sustraídos por traficantes para ser vendidos en un mercado de carne de perro. Lograron escapar de un camión en movimiento mientras circulaba por la autopista Changshuang. Se cree que el grupo recorrió unos 17 km, liderado por un Corgi, a través de carreteras y campos. Durante los 17 kilómetros de trayecto, que duró dos días, el Corgi asumió el liderazgo marcando la ruta, mientras que el resto de la manada flanqueaba y protegía a un Pastor Alemán que se encontraba herido de una pata, asegurando que nadie se quedara atrás. Testigos que intentaron acercarse para ayudarlos o guiarlos informaron que los perros ignoraron cualquier intervención humana, manteniéndose unidos y enfocados únicamente en seguir su camino hacia el pueblo. Gracias a que los videos de su travesía se hicieron virales en redes sociales, voluntarios y vecinos pudieron rastrear su progreso. Finalmente, los siete perros llegaron a su hogar sanos y salvos, donde se reencontraron con sus dueños, quienes ya daban por perdidas a sus mascotas. La organización Bitter Coffee Stray Dog Base informó que los siete perros pertenecen a tres familias que viven en el mismo vecindario en Jilin, por lo que ya se conocían y solían jugar juntos a diario antes de ser robados. Al verse en una situación de peligro extremo, su instinto de supervivencia los llevó a actuar como una unidad cohesionada. La policía local ha abierto una investigación oficial sobre el robo de los perros y la posible operación de transporte ilegal. El camión del que escaparon formaría parte de una red de tráfico destinada a suministrar carne de perro a comercios no autorizados. Hasta el momento, se sabe que los dueños están colaborando con las autoridades locales de Jilin utilizando las pruebas de video virales para intentar localizar el camión del que escaparon los animales.

@sathyashrii While this may seem like a heartwarming story, the real issue shouldn’t be ignored. China needs to take this seriously and continue strengthening its standards around ethics and animal welfare. Lasting change depends on a deeper commitment to how animals are treated.

What makes this story so powerful is not just that they escaped. It is that they moved like a family. Through fear, distance, and danger, they stuck together until the very end. Seven dogs. One road home... 🥹🥹

@sciencegirl While this may seem like a heartwarming story, the real issue shouldn’t be ignored. China needs to take this seriously and continue strengthening its standards around ethics and animal welfare. Lasting change depends on a deeper commitment to how animals are treated.

The greatest story ever told seven stolen dogs escaped an illegal truck led by a small corgi, and ran 17 km across highways and fields, against all odds to find their way home. Driven by loyalty and love

@Hoang_HQ yes, china

@Hoang_HQ Calling this a heartwarming story misses the point entirely. These dogs were victims of theft. Instead of romanticizing their survival, we should be asking why systems are failing to protect them in the first place.

In China’s Jilin province, seven neighboring dogs stolen for sale at a dog meat market escaped from a transport truck — and their journey home has captured attention online. Reports say the dogs stayed together during the escape, with an injured German Shepherd protected by the group, while a corgi appeared to guide them. Over two days, they traveled around 17 km across roads and fields before eventually making it back to their owners. A real-life escape story — with a touch of movie-like moments.

@vinaverdemusic punch will be king

@Yoda4ever Calling this a heartwarming story misses the point. China needs to seriously reflect and improve its ethical standards, particularly in how animals are treated.

Seven dogs stolen from their owners have gone viral after escaping from an illegal transport truck and making their way home. They traveled around 17 km together, led by a corgi across highways and fields, now safely back with their respective owners..🐶🐾🥺❤️

@positivityofx This isn’t just a heartwarming story — it highlights a serious problem. These dogs were stolen, and that should never be normalized. Real change must come from within China itself, with stricter laws, enforcement, and a stronger commitment to animal welfare.

everyone was eagerly waiting for this moment 🥺😭♥️

@therapeuticvids Punchi「Fuuuuccccck」

New chains installed on Monkey Mountain… and fearless Punch kun is already putting them to the ultimate test ⛓️😎 even in the stiffest part of the mountain with literally nothing else to hang from but the new chain but no fear, just pure monkey determination 🐵💥

@MuseZack This shouldn’t be treated as a heartwarming story. The real issue is that these dogs were stolen in the first place. Instead of celebrating their journey home, we should be demanding stronger enforcement and real solutions to prevent this from happening at all.

Chinese social media is already doing movie posters for the seven heroic dogs…

@Dexerto This shouldn’t be treated as a heartwarming story. The real issue is that these dogs were stolen in the first place. Instead of celebrating their journey home, we should be demanding stronger enforcement and real solutions to prevent this from happening at all.

Seven dogs stolen from their owners have gone viral after escaping their captors and making their way home The group is believed to have travelled around 17 km together led by a corgi across highways and fields

@tutone4real @OOCAnimaI Being alone for a while is part of how he learns to fit in — it’s not the same as being abandoned.

@OOCAnimaI I don't like seeing him alone.

🚨: Baby Monkey Panchi-kun Charms Viewers. His every tiny, precious gesture delivers daily comfort, captivating all.

@koi_uranaishi 🌕

どうせ嘘…って思われるかもしれませんが… 携帯番号の下四桁に「3、6、9、1」が入っているあなた 3月14日から15日中に「いいね」した人は、 かなり頑固に居座り続けてた厄病神が浄化されて、 「どうせ叶わないよな…」って 諦めかけていた、あの願いがついに叶います 『🌕』を置いてお受け取りください。

@jamilyn_n @Petswithaura They are fed vegetables, fruits, grains and special primate pellets, which is standard for macaques in zoos. The enclosure is a rocky “monkey hill” with structures for climbing. It’s not just cement, although the ground may look that way in some videos.

@Petswithaura What are they being fed? Do they not have any greenery or is it all cement?

Punch is acting just like a zookeeper! 🐒🧡 Taking food from the bucket and tossing it out... he’s already a pro assistant! 😂✨

@i_zzzzzz wtf

Japanese society is so civilized that the fires simply drive themselves to the fire station

@PoromaMunshi @Vinod_r108 That’s true, he doesn’t have his mother, which makes things harder. But that’s also why the keepers are trying to help him integrate into the troop. For macaques, learning to live with the group is the only long-term way to survive.

@pb355h @Vinod_r108 Big difference between Punch and other little monkeys. Others can run to their mother for comfort. Who does Punch have to run to?

Punch I know you will win - because we have seen your strength to push forward, your rise after every failure. The whole world is watching you...Be strong Punch🐒❤️

@yammakazoo @PoromaMunshi @Vinod_r108 Rejection by a mother happens in many animal species and doesn’t mean the infant is different. Young macaques are often chased or corrected as they learn social rules. Recently he has also been seen sitting near others and receiving grooming, which are signs of gradual integratio

@pb355h @PoromaMunshi @Vinod_r108 He isn’t being accepted by the troop. Also, was rejected by his mother which would suggest maybe he’s just different. They can sense it, so they pick on him.

@yammakazoo @PoromaMunshi @Vinod_r108 Actually, raising him with humans would make things worse. Japanese macaques must learn social rules from other macaques. If he grows up around humans instead, he may never be accepted by the troop.

@pb355h @PoromaMunshi @Vinod_r108 He clearly doesn’t belong there. Was raised by humans and very clearly feels more comfortable with them.