Is the property responsible for throwing away the owner's pet?

I've dealt with similar things before. The key question is whether you can be sure that the property management company has "thrown away" your pet. If you have conclusive evidence, you can claim compensation from the property management company (it is not easy to get it back. If you can get it back, the property management company may have given it to you). Property companies may not pay all the claims when they make claims, because it is their responsibility to take good care of pets, so the responsibilities undertaken by property companies are limited.

If the pet is really handled by the property management company, as a normal person, I don't think the property management company will be so stupid if it encounters a pet. Then, why do property companies deal with pets and how to deal with them may need to be understood. Sometimes, when a property management company sees a pet running around, it may adopt a foster care for fear of hurting people or other accidents. If the owner fails to find it in time, it will give the pet to other owners. If so, you still have a good chance to get it back.