I promise tomorrow’s blog will be a little more light hearted, it may even be one of my now infamous dog jokes
I’m sure this has appeared on other dog blogs over the last month or so, but for some reason I just came across it yesterday.
Words fail to describe the following piece, so I’ll just publish it as is.
A local council in Japan has adopted a new method of dealing with stray dogs and cats: mobile extermination vehicles equipped with pet-sized gas chambers.
Dogs and cats marked for death are shut inside sealed metal boxes termed “sedation equipment” measuring 1.2 metres wide, 1.2 metres high and 1.5 metres deep.The mobile gas chamber system has proved to be highly efficient, with an estimated 5,000 to 10,000 dogs and cats gassed annually.
Once the eight-tonne truck is on the road, the driver pushes a button that releases carbon dioxide into the boxes. The journey to the regional crematorium takes about one hour. By the time the truck arrives, the Dogs are said to be dead.
One advantage of killing Dogs & Cats in a moving vehicle is said to be that it removes the need to find a permanent site for destroying them.
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