Macau authorities to care for 600 greyhounds after notorious track closes
(The Guardian China)

Move likely to save dogs, majority of which came from Australia, from death or inhumane treatmentAuthorities in Macau, the world´s largest gambling hub, will care for more than 600 greyhounds after their owner renounced them ahead of the closure of China´s only dog-racing track on Saturday. The move is likely to save former Australian racing dogs, which were exported to Macau in huge numbers and faced an uncertain fate when the track closes. Related: Export of 590 greyhounds to Macau went ahead despite industry ban Related: Lost language: how Macau gambled away its past Continue reading...