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Through booth games, interactive displays, and family-friendly activities, the public can learn about the lives of chained dogs, explore responsible pet ownership, and reflect on how we can help animals live with dignity.

Through fun activities like cleaning up after a pet and interacting with a dog, families explore what it means to be a responsible pet guardian and how small actions can help build a more caring society for animals.

This session introduces students to the concepts of adoption, pet trade, and responsible ownership, and encourages them to reflect on whether chaining dogs is truly ethical. It also explores the industries such as horse racing, zoos, farming, and animal testing.

Through interactive role-play and communication practice, participants will better understand the challenges behind each case and explore new ways to support chained dogs in the community.

A 6-month-old mongrel was found extremely emaciated and weak, chained among piles of junk. The dog lay lifeless, covered in swarms of flies. Today, volunteers from Unchain Dog HK visited the site to follow up. The owner claimed the dog had previously been adopted by another villager but became sick and thin, so he took the dog back on April 6.

Unchain Dog Concern found two Belgian Shepherd-type dogs in a village house in Pat Heung – one chained and one caged. One dog's chain was suspended from a pillar, forcing it to stand constantly without being able to sit.

When I heard that Wong B had been left behind by her owner after moving away, I was full of questions. How could someone do that? What would have happened to her if the neighbour hadn’t stepped in to care for her?

At 13 years old, Doggy lived tethered next to a small concrete hut. Through heat, cold, and storms, he remained chained — sometimes panting from the heat, sometimes soaked from rain.

Two dogs are being kept in tiny cages and on extremely short chains outdoors. Unchain Dog HK visited the site after receiving complaints and described the dogs' living conditions as very poor.