In 2013, director Raye highlighted the issue of stray dogs through the documentary "Twelve Nights." In 2016, Dr. Chien Chih-cheng committed suicide by ingesting euthanasia drugs, attempting to awaken the public and express her resolve through her death, shocking the world. In 2017, the "zero-euthanasia" policy was officially implemented. However, this hasty enforcement ignored the core of the problem; these stray dogs would not vanish into thin air because of it, leaving already overloaded shelters to face even more severe challenges. Under a policy lacking supporting measures, the most direct victims are the stray animals, and the problem will only become increasingly severe.

牠牠 approaches the issue from the perspective of education, bringing stray animals from shelters into school campuses. In addition to teaching the basic knowledge required for pet ownership, it also allows children to experience interacting with dogs in the most direct way, thereby deeply learning to respect the value of every life.

"Our biggest dream is to build a zero-abandonment future through education!" 牠牠 enters campuses, combining education with adoption through experiential life education courses, enabling Taiwan's next generation to understand the important concept of "adopt, don't abandon," and breaking the endless cycle of stray animals. The goal is to make Taiwan the first zero-abandonment country in Asia.
(The content above was translated by AI.)