Xi Jinping is expected to visit the US in September 2026. This is a critical opportunity to call for stronger animal protection laws. Send email or a handwritten letter to the White House.

Send to: president@whitehouse.gov; Web_Inquiry@foreign.senate.gov

Subject: Urgent Diplomatic Appeal: The Absolute Necessity of Animal Protection Laws in China

Text: Dear Mr. President,

I am writing to you today as a deeply concerned global citizen to respectfully urge your Administration to prioritize animal welfare in your diplomatic dialogues with the People’s Republic of China. Specifically, I encourage you to use your diplomatic influence to advocate for the absolute and non-negotiable necessity of introducing comprehensive national animal protection laws in China.

The complete absence of a national legal framework against animal cruelty in China is a critical issue that demands immediate international attention. Without formal legislation, horrific acts of systemic abuse, torture, and slaughter remain entirely unpunished. A heartbreaking and prominent example of this is the recent tragic case of “Wangwang,” a stray mother dog in Jieyang, Guangdong, who, along with her puppies, was brutally tortured and burned alive by a group of minors.

Because China completely lacks animal welfare laws, the perpetrators face no legal accountability whatsoever. This lack of legal protection also allows international networks dedicated to the deliberate torture of cats broadcasted online, as well as the dog and cat meat trade, to operate with total impunity. Introducing national animal protection laws in China is not a minor policy adjustment; it is a fundamental global necessity. It is vital to stop widespread cruelty, protect public health from zoonotic risks, and establish basic humanitarian standards. Advocating for animal protection aligns perfectly with the United States’ commitment to global leadership and ethical responsibility.

Incorporating this critical issue into bilateral discussions could serve as a powerful catalyst to pressure China into establishing these necessary laws and fostering humane change on a global scale.

Thank you for your time, your leadership, and your enduring dedication to making the world a more compassionate and just place.

Sincerely,

[Your name & surname, city/country]

Address for handwritten letters: The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA