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The pandemic has resulted in a shortage of veterinarians and frontline staff at the SPCA. The number of visitors to our adoption centre was also limited, reducing the chances of matching animals with suitable adoptive families. On the other hand, illegal breeding and smuggling have not seemed to stop, leaving many abandoned and abused animals waiting to be healed. But whatever challenges are waiting for us, we still strive to care for our animals until they find their forever homes.

Pawprint Magazine Description:

Pawprint is a triannual magazine published by The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Hong Kong) (SPCA(HK))and is distributed to approximately 30,000 readers who are concerned about animal welfare issues or are interested in learning about and promoting responsible pet ownership. Pawprint offers interesting articles on a variety of topics which range from veterinary health issues and animal rescue work to animal welfare programmes and happy adoption stories. It also shares with readers the SPCA(HK)’s works within the local community and in Mainland China. Each issue features a unique cover story on a compelling and important animal issue, provides facts and tips on pet care, offers news relating to animal events and also includes an educational children’s corner.