Dog ownership in China is booming, but finding inclusive spaces for animals remains a tall order in most cities
Ever since Su Shan adopted Tangdou, a miniature poodle puppy weighing around 4 kilograms, just over a year ago, she feels she has “said goodbye to most forms of public transportation.”
Off the Leash: Why are Pet-Friendly Spaces So Rare in China? is a story from our issue, “Public Affairs.” To read the entire issue, become a subscriber and receive the full magazine.
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Hatty Liu is the former managing editor of The World of Chinese, and an award-winning communications researcher. Born in China, and raised in China, Canada, and the US, she leverages her cross-cultural identity to create more empathetic knowledge across national boundaries.
