When you first step into the campus of National Central University, you will find yourself hard to ignore dogs. They are mostly abandoned. However, those dogs are treated well and respectfully by students, because they are taken as important family members in NCU. All of them are owned and took care by a legitimate student society, "Bow-Wow Society". The members of BWS take care of the dogs. They feed them, wash them, and take them to veterinarians for some medical service, and also ligate the dogs to prevent from more homeless dogs. Each dog that is checked healthy and clean will be put on a collar to mark the ownership. And then it will get a name. However, the main purpose of BWS's dog care is to send them to whomever want them. So it is interesting if you attend NCU for years, you can find the composition of the dogs is changing. Some old dogs are gone and some new dogs come. These dogs have their society, just like mankind, they gather with their friends like a gang and move and play together, occupying a certain place, and defending strangers from the nearby community, who they think do not belong to NCU. These dogs of NCU recognize students and community people. So next time you come to NCU, it would be better to watch out them.
1. Your article is very interesting. But the theme is not clear enough. Readers may get confused.
回覆刪除2. You talked more about the BWS’s deeds and their influences. It is nice. Yet how about dogs?