Instructions: Send this email to international partner universities of Suzhou University of Science and Technology regarding an unpunished, severe cat cruelty case involving a student.

Add University name in the text — „Dear XYZ University“.

Send a separate email to every university — do not send one email to all universities at once, the system will flag it as spam.

Case details: He Tianci confessed to killing three cats & is now on disciplinary probation; however, more cats that were adopted by him are missing.

Send to:

University of Naples Federico II
international@unina.it

University of South Wales
international.admissions@southwales.ac.uk

The University of Adelaide
media@adelaide.edu.au

Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology
partnerships@centennialcollege.ca

Kansai Gaidai University
kgu-in03@kansaigaidai.ac.jp

Nara Gakuen University
nyushi@naragakuen-u.jp

Woosuk University
global@woosuk.ac.kr

Tongmyong University
jkwoo@tu.ac.kr

Nanzan University
n-somu@nanzan-u.ac.jp

Hokuriku University
iec@hokuriku-u.ac.jp

Kobe International University
iecenter@kobe-kiu.ac.jp

Josai International University
cie@jiu.ac.jp

Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts
koho@kusa.ac.jp

Hokkaido Information University
koho@do-johodai.ac.jp

Nara University
kokusai@aogaki.nara-u.ac.jp

J. F. Oberlin University
inbound@obirin.ac.jp

Sophia University
pr-co@sophia.ac.jp

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
admission@ukm.edu.my

Taylor’s University
applications@taylors.edu.my

The University of Edinburgh
communications.office@ed.ac.uk

The University of Warwick
pressoffice@warwick.ac.uk

University of Glasgow
media@glasgow.ac.uk

University of Southampton
press@soton.ac.uk

University of Leeds
pressoffice@leeds.ac.uk

The University of Sheffield
mediateam@sheffield.ac.uk

University of Birmingham
pressoffice@contacts.bham.ac.uk

University of Nottingham
pressoffice@nottingham.ac.uk

Queen Mary University of London
press@qmul.ac.uk

Lancaster University
pressoffice@lancaster.ac.uk

Newcastle University
press.office@ncl.ac.uk

University of Exeter
international@exeter.ac.uk

Cardiff University
pressoffice@cardiff.ac.uk

University of Reading
pressoffice@reading.ac.uk

University of Surrey
press@surrey.ac.uk

Subject: Concerns Regarding SUST Partnership and Student Conduct

Text: Dear _________ University,

I am writing to express serious concern regarding institutional ethics, animal welfare, student conduct, and campus safety, in connection with your partner institution, Suzhou University of Science and Technology (SUST).

According to accounts from adoption providers, online reports, and footage recorded at the scene, SUST student He Tianci was allegedly involved in a series of fraudulent cat adoptions followed by severe animal abuse and killing.

He Tianci allegedly posed as a civil servant to gain their trust and repeatedly obtained cats through the Xianyuplatform. At least five cats from different owners are known to have been adopted by him. After taking the cats, he used photographs of similar-looking cats to convince the original adoption providers that their cats were still alive and safe.

On August 23, 2026, adoption providers and police went to his residence. Three odorous cat bodies were discovered inside the residence, while one kitten was found alive and rescued. He Tianci admitted to killing the cats shortly after adopting them and leaving their bodies in the residence for several days. His parents and university staff went to the police station to defend him.

The fourth and fifth adoption providers successively reported the cases to the police. There are five reported victim cats so far:

Case 1 — Victim: Longhair Ginger

Adopted: Aug 14 | Body Found: Aug 23

Case 2 — Victim: Blue

Adopted: Aug 14 | Body Found: Aug 23

Case 3 — Victim: Weixi

Adopted: Date Unknown | Body Found: Aug 23

Case 4 — Victim: Sunny

Adopted: Aug 22 | Status: Uncounted for

Case 5 — Victim: Caicai

Adopted: Jul 30 | Status: Uncounted for

 To date, it is alleged that He Tianci was only placed on disciplinary probation. However, SUST has not publicly disclosed the details. This raises concerns about institutional ethics, accountability, and transparency,particularly for universities with academic partnerships with SUST.

As a university committed to education and social responsibility, I trust that your institution values not only academic achievement but also moral integrity.

In light of this case, I respectfully urge your university to:

1. Raise these concerns with SUST and request transparency.
Encourage SUST to take this case seriously and clarify its disciplinary response.

2. Consider social responsibility in partnership evaluations.
Institutional accountability and humane education should be considered when reviewing or renewing academic partnerships.

3. Strengthen safeguards for international programs.
Students involved in serious animal abuse cases should be barred from exchange and other international academic programs to protect campus safety and community well-being.

4. Strengthen animal protection education.
Universities should promote animal welfare, respect for life, and responsible treatment of animals.

I respectfully ask your university to take these concerns seriously and to consider whether further communication with SUST, a review of the relevant partnership, or additional safeguards for exchange and transfer programs may be appropriate.

For more information, please check the files: https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1HxQsnend8XJ8VHWwkFks80e_xMItSbLc

Please sign the petition: https://c.org/4GKXW5t2bJ

Thank you for your time and attention!

Best regards,
An Animal Protection Activist