Most Chinese pet owners have no idea where their animals come from. That’s allowing a dark breeding trade to flourish unchecked.

[Sixth Tone] China’s pet industry is booming. So are its horrific breeding mills.

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[Sixth Tone] China’s pet industry is booming. So are its horrific breeding mills.

[Sixth Tone] China’s pet industry is booming. So are its horrific breeding mills.