1. There are many places to adopt cats. For example, there are many cats waiting to be adopted at the animal rescue station. However, when adopting a cat, you need to fill in the application form online or at the rescue station in advance, and the staff can adopt the cat only after reviewing it.
2. Some pet shops or pet hospitals can also adopt cats, but the adoption conditions are strict, and most of them are paid adoption. If you want to adopt, you can apply directly to a pet shop or a pet hospital.
3. You can also find adoption information in Post Bar, Weibo and Tongcheng. Generally, you can adopt a cat as long as you contact the owner and prepare cat supplies in advance, but most of the cats with varieties are paid.
The police reminded students to beware of the new "free pet adoption" online scam;
Recently, a senior two student in Chongqing was cheated for more than 8,300 yuan to adopt two pet cats for free. After solving the case, the police in Jiulongpo District of Chongqing found that this was a new type of online fraud. The criminal suspect defrauded 150 people all over the country in the name of "giving away pets for free", involving more than 300,000 yuan.
The victim Luo is a sophomore in Jiulongpo District, Chongqing. He usually likes small animals. Not long ago, he saw a post on the Internet that "the British version of the folding cat was transferred for free" and immediately contacted the other party to express his willingness to adopt. Conveniently gave Luo the contact information of a "courier company", indicating that the two cats had already delivered the goods.
Unexpectedly, this "courier company" asked Luo for money many times. First, ask for the air freight and cage fee of 1 000 yuan, and then repeatedly claim that the account is frozen and it needs to inject several thousand yuan to unfreeze the funds, otherwise the pet cat will not be available. Luo had to borrow money from his classmates. He remitted 8300 yuan back and forth, but he still didn't get the goods, and then he realized that he had been cheated.
People's Daily Online-Police remind students to beware of the new "free pet adoption" online scam.