Survey on the Status of Abandoned Animals in Seoul City, 2013

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Survey on the Status of Abandoned Animals in Seoul City, 2013

Bo Ram Hwang
Bo Ram Hwang College of Veterinary Medicine, Konkuk University, Seoul
Young Ah Lee
Young Ah Lee
Hyung Joon Kim
Hyung Joon Kim
Yoon Ju Cho
Yoon Ju Cho
Hyunjhung Jhun
Hyunjhung Jhun
Sang Cheol Kim
Sang Cheol Kim
Jin Seon Bae
Jin Seon Bae
Jin Soo Han
Jin Soo Han
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In Seoul City, the rate of households with a cat or dog was 17.9%, and the number of households with a companion animal was estimated to 3,590,000 in 2013. But, In Seoul City, more than 13,000 animals are abandoned every year. In this study, the occurrence, monthly population change, breed, sex, age, and health condition of abandoned dogs and cats in each district of Seoul City in 2013 were surveyed based on data obtained from the website of the Animal Protection Management System, Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency (www.animal.go.kr). In 2013, out of 11,320 abandoned animals in total, 7,772 (68.66%) were dogs and 3,548 (31.34%) were cats. Regarding dogs, 5,450 (70.12%) were purebred and 2,322 (29.88%) were crossbred; 5,279 (67.92%) were in normal health condition and 2,493 (32.08%) were in abnormal health condition; and 3,473 (44.69%) were 0-2 years old.

Survey on the Status of Abandoned Animals in Seoul City, 2013

In Seoul City, the rate of households with a cat or dog was 17.9%, and the number of households with a companion animal was estimated to 3,590,000 in 2013. But, In Seoul City, more than 13,000 animals are abandoned every year. In this study, the occurrence, monthly population change, breed, sex, age, and health condition of abandoned dogs and cats in each district of Seoul City in 2013 were surveyed based on data obtained from the website of the Animal Protection Management System, Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency (www.animal.go.kr). In 2013, out of 11,320 abandoned animals in total, 7,772 (68.66%) were dogs and 3,548 (31.34%) were cats. Regarding dogs, 5,450 (70.12%) were purebred and 2,322 (29.88%) were crossbred; 5,279 (67.92%) were in normal health condition and 2,493 (32.08%) were in abnormal health condition; and 3,473 (44.69%) were 0-2 years old.

Bo Ram Hwang
Bo Ram Hwang College of Veterinary Medicine, Konkuk University, Seoul
Young Ah Lee
Young Ah Lee
Hyung Joon Kim
Hyung Joon Kim
Yoon Ju Cho
Yoon Ju Cho
Hyunjhung Jhun
Hyunjhung Jhun
Sang Cheol Kim
Sang Cheol Kim
Jin Seon Bae
Jin Seon Bae
Jin Soo Han
Jin Soo Han

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Bo Ram Hwang. 2016. “. Global Journal of Medical Research – G: Veterinary Science & Medicine GJMR-G Volume 16 (GJMR Volume 16 Issue G1): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/gjmra

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Survey on the Status of Abandoned Animals in Seoul City, 2013

Bo Ram Hwang
Bo Ram Hwang College of Veterinary Medicine, Konkuk University, Seoul
Young Ah Lee
Young Ah Lee
Hyung Joon Kim
Hyung Joon Kim
Yoon Ju Cho
Yoon Ju Cho
Hyunjhung Jhun
Hyunjhung Jhun
Sang Cheol Kim
Sang Cheol Kim
Jin Seon Bae
Jin Seon Bae
Jin Soo Han
Jin Soo Han

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