Initial Birth Cat Trapped at Lok Ma Chau Port, Joint Efforts from Hong Kong and Shenzhen Successfully Rescue it

A newborn stray cat was found trembling in a passengers' passage at Lok Ma Chau Port at the end of last month, drawing attention from passersby. Through the joint efforts of animal welfare organizations and authorities on both sides of the border, the rescue mission was successfully completed.

A kitten was found hiding in a traveler's channel at Luohu Port of Entry in early November, causing concern among passing passengers. The kitten, named 'Bianbian', was an initial stray discovered at the border area between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, making unfortunate sounds due to the confusion of its surroundings. With the help of animal welfare organization Moushou Rescue, as well as coordination from Shenzhen and Hong Kong authorities and local legislators, the kitten was successfully rescued. Moushou Rescue, based in Guangzhou, has been looking after Biaobian and reported that after receiving medical treatment, including the healing of its wounds and the treatment of ear mites and mange, the kitten's recovery is going well and it is now ready for adoption.

On November 6, Moushou Rescue expressed gratitude to Shenzhen's district committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Pan Xi Tai, as well as Miao Runchuan, the secretary of Hong Kong Caring Team, and Town Council member Lau Zhenhai for their assistance. This kitten, which is about three months old, was taken under the care of Moushou Rescue (Guangzhou) following its successful rescue. After initial health checks and treatment sessions, the kitten is showing promising signs of recovery and is expected to be available for adoption in the near future.