A school security guard in Wuhu killed a nursing dog mother. What should I do if I meet a stray dog?

You should try to stay away from stray dogs, contact the rescue station, call the police, etc. If it is a good breed of dog, you can help it find its owner. The security guard of a school in Wuhu brutally killed the bitch who was breastfeeding. After the incident was exposed, it quickly caused controversy among netizens. Some people think that this is the fastest and best way to deal with it, while others think that the security measures are too radical.

First of all, try to stay away from stray dogs in the first place. I believe many people can't help but want to touch the lovely stray dog when they see it. They seem to care, which is completely ignoring their own lives. You know, these stray dogs are particularly sensitive to humans because they have been away for a long time, and they will mistakenly think that you want to hurt them and then attack them. Once you are scratched or bitten, you need to be vaccinated. Not only do we have to bear the losses, but we can't guarantee that 100% can play a preventive role after vaccination.

Secondly, we can help stray dogs contact the rescue station or call the police. Many citizens have formed non-profit organizations. They take care of these stray cats and dogs, check them, and then choose the right owners. If not, we can also choose to call the police, because these stray dogs are likely to attack other humans, especially dogs carrying rabies virus, and must be killed immediately. Some people will choose semi-adoption and put it in a fixed place to feed them every day. In fact, it is very unsafe to do so. Once the dog hurts others, it will bear legal responsibility.

Finally, if this stray dog has a good breed and is relatively clean, it means that it is not a pure stray dog, but only temporarily lost. We can ask around and maybe help him find a home. Of course, if you have the conditions, you can choose to take it home. But adoption must be checked in advance and vaccinated, which requires a step-by-step process.