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Animal welfare in Hong Kong
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Steps are needed to prevent people feeding wild animals. But the proposed law needs to be proportionate and clear so that people are not unwittingly caught by the legislation.

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A dozen activists assemble outside Convention and Exhibition Centre on first day of Hong Kong International Fur Fair, with three protesters posing as animals in cages.

Wildlife trade researcher Astrid Andersson tells Kate Whitehead how her passion for Hong Kong and its flora and fauna fuelled a career in conservation.

‘If we have a bigger [red panda] population at Ocean Park, we can expand our level of deliverables to breeding and research,’ Ocean Park director says.

Police say scammers deceived customers buying other products by urging them to download Android app for placing orders which allowed them to control users’ phones.

Post learns vendor used animal shelter’s fast payment number, prompting charity to ‘vehemently deny’ any connection to online seller behind controversial advert.

For years, reptiles that slithered close to humans would be delivered by ‘snake kings’ to authorities and might languish in boxes for days, but newly licensed catchers are putting them back into the wild almost right away.

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Ocean Park Conservation Foundation confirms it was 1.67-metre long Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, which is considered ‘vulnerable’, indicating high risk of extinction.