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World Health Organisation estimates the global population of 200 million stray dogs worldwide, with China accounting for one-fifth of thistotal (Martyn, 2023). Meanwhile, the dog adoption rate in China (11.8%) is far below the international average (Tone, 2019). In sharp contrast, the Netherlands has shown to be successful in dog adoption and has emerged as the first country with no stray dogs.

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From Words to Woofs: Storytelling Point-Of-View in Dutch and Chinese Dog Adoption Social Media Posts

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    2025年

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  • Yanxi Lin,
  • Ivana Bušljeta Banks

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World Health Organisation estimates the global population of 200 million stray dogs worldwide, with China accounting for one-fifth of thistotal (Martyn, 2023). Meanwhile, the dog adoption rate in China (11.8%) is far below the international average (Tone, 2019). In sharp contrast, the Netherlands has shown to be successful in dog adoption and has emerged as the first country with no stray dogs.