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Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

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Aug 29, 2026

Miranda MelcherHOST
21:39
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
21:44
Um, is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? Um, what, what's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:55
Yeah.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:56
Um, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because, um, uh, probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Miranda MelcherHOST
21:38
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
21:42
Is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? What's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:54
Yeah, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:02
It came to life in 1903 and it was dormant as soon as it came to shape because many people were not interested.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:10
But then in the 1920s, it restarted and from there on it took off.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:14
But what made the SPCA successful the second time around was the idea of Britishness.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:20
So the SPCA's members were mostly foreigners.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:25
They were officials of the Hong Kong colonial government.
Miranda MelcherHOST
20:42
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
20:46
Is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? What's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
20:58
Yeah, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:06
It came to life in 1903 and it was dormant as soon as it came to shape because many people were not interested.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:14
But then in the 1920s, it restarted and from there on it took off.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:18
But what made the SPCA successful the second time around was the idea of Britishness.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:24
So the SPCA's members were mostly foreigners.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:29
They were officials of the Hong Kong colonial government.
Miranda MelcherHOST
22:04
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
22:08
Is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? What's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:19
Yeah, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:28
It came to life in 1903 and it was dormant as soon as it came to shape because many people were not interested.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:35
But then in the 1920s, it restarted and from there on it took off.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:40
But what made the SPCA successful the second time around was the idea of Britishness.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:46
So the SPCA's members were mostly foreigners.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:51
They were officials of the Hong Kong colonial government.
Miranda MelcherHOST
22:02
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
22:06
Is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? What's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:18
Yeah, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:26
It came to life in 1903 and it was dormant as soon as it came to shape because many people were not interested.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:34
But then in the 1920s, it restarted and from there on it took off.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:38
But what made the SPCA successful the second time around was the idea of Britishness.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:44
So the SPCA's members were mostly foreigners.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:49
They were officials of the Hong Kong colonial government.
Miranda MelcherHOST
21:27
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
21:31
Is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? What's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:43
Yeah, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:51
It came to life in 1903 and it was dormant as soon as it came to shape because many people were not interested.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
21:59
But then in the 1920s, it restarted and from there on it took off.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:03
But what made the SPCA successful the second time around was the idea of Britishness.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:09
So the SPCA's members were mostly foreigners.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
22:14
They were officials of the Hong Kong colonial government.
Miranda MelcherHOST
19:42
Yeah, some definite class and racial lines being drawn there.
Miranda MelcherHOST
19:46
Is that also what we see if we look at the Hong Kong SPCA? What's happening there to create that organization and kind of determine what they do and don't care about?
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
19:57
Yeah, the SPCA is also a complicated matter because probably I'll talk a bit about its history.
Catherine S. ChanGUEST
20:06
It came to life in 1903 and it was dormant as soon as it came to shape because many people were not interested.
Victoria StilwellGUEST
25:36
Little dogs or designer dogs of like huskies and things like that, that look gorgeous, but when people realize how much work they are, they end up in shelters.
Victoria StilwellGUEST
25:46
So I went over there with Hong Kong SPCA, but also with Hong Kong Dog Rescue, and saw how things were done out there, and it was very much that these dogs were babies.
Victoria StilwellGUEST
25:59
They were babies.
Victoria StilwellGUEST
26:02
And dogs wore booties all the time.

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