En septiembre de 2025, Sing Tao Canada informó de varios presuntos casos de maltrato contra gatos callejeros cerca del Pabellón Wenchang, en Guiyang, Guizhou. Videos y fotos publicados en línea mostraban a varios gatitos con graves lesiones oculares; también habría sido herido Xingzai, un gato local conocido y fotografiado por visitantes. La rescatista citada dijo haber encontrado y auxiliado al menos a ocho gatos heridos, muchos con el mismo rasgo de haber perdido un ojo, e incluso un gatito con extremidades cortadas. Personal de la comisaría de Wenchang Pavilion dijo a medios que la situación era real y que el caso seguía bajo investigación.

Lesiones similares en varios gatos

The reported incidents occurred near Wenchang Pavilion in Guiyang. Online videos and photos brought injured stray cats into public view: severe eye wounds, missing ear tissue and suspected limb injuries appeared together, going beyond what ordinary accidental injury can easily explain.

The rescuer told the media she had found and helped at least eight cats, several sharing the same feature of one eye being removed. This archive records those public facts while leaving the perpetrator, motive and full sequence of events to the formal investigation.

Xingzai también habría sido herido

The case drew attention partly because one of the cats was Xingzai, a local internet-famous cat often photographed by visitors. Public image captions said Xingzai was also harmed. To visitors, the cat may have been a familiar sight at a scenic area; to feeders and rescuers, it was a small life with daily trust and relationship.

Stray cats survive through human kindness, which also makes them vulnerable to malice. When they are repeatedly harmed around scenic areas, alleys and feeding points, the issue is not only individual injury but a sustained attack on vulnerable life in public space.

Respuestas públicas y límites de la investigación

The report said the Wenchang Pavilion subdistrict office had not yet received public complaints at that moment, but would handle later incidents and intervene if patrols found them; it would also assist the police station if needed.

The report also cited staff at Wenchang Pavilion Police Station under Guiyang Yunyan Public Security Bureau as saying the situation was real, while specific progress could not be disclosed and investigation would continue. This archive therefore treats the case as public media reporting with police-confirmed investigation, not as a substitute for law enforcement findings.

Por qué se registra

This case is recorded because it has clear public-harm features: several stray cats with similar severe injuries, a rescuer reporting to police, and local police confirming the situation while continuing to investigate. Such records help show that harm to stray animals is not a trivial matter simply because the animals lack owners.

For the cats, urgent needs include treatment, protecting feeding points, preserving videos, photos and police-report materials. For public discussion, the point is to turn anger into factual preservation, risk warning and sustained follow-up.

Timeline

• Around September 2025: Several stray cats near Wenchang Pavilion in Guiyang were reportedly found with severe injuries, and related videos and photos circulated online.
• September 11, 2025: Sing Tao Canada reported the case, citing a rescuer who said at least eight injured cats had been found and rescued, including Xingzai.
• At the time of the report: The rescuer said police had been contacted; Wenchang Pavilion Police Station staff told media the situation was real and investigation continued.

Public source

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