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Vietnam gang sells 2700 cats to restaurants
A group of 12 individuals in Vietnam have been arrested on charges of stealing approximately 2,700 cats and selling them for use in animal meat dishes. They carried out nighttime thefts, using equipment to capture and skin the cats before selling them to meat traders. Security forces uncovered traps and cages during the raids and managed to rescue several cats; 13 of them have been returned to their owners, while the rest are being cared for by animal welfare organizations. Cat meat dishes are still sold in some rural areas of Vietnam under the name "little tiger," with some consumers believing they possess medicinal properties. These arrests follow reports from residents about the disappearance of their cats, and authorities continue their efforts to apprehend the suspects.
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