Chapter 39 The huge gray industry chain

Many police officers saw the slaughterhouse owner being bitten and gloated over his misfortune.

As soon as Alipay appeared, it went straight to the slaughterhouse owner, indicating that the target of revenge was very clear.

So everyone was pulling it around like it was a game.

Alipay was picked up by the police, and the boss subconsciously rushed into the police car.

But the problem is that Alipay is holding on to the slaughterhouse owner's butt and refuses to let go, and the owner's wails echo throughout the village.

Si Ran looked at this scene and tears welled up in his eyes again.

She looked at the scene in disbelief and said in a light but trembling voice, "Alipay?"

Alipay suddenly heard Si Ran's voice, and immediately let go, tilting his head towards Si Ran.

When he saw Si Ran crying, Alipay's big icy eyes were obviously panicked, and he ran towards Si Ran with his four legs raised in a mess.

“Woof woof woof!”

"Ranran, you're finally here! Don't cry, the dog is fine!"

Alipay ran to Si Ran, stood up straight and stuck close to Si Ran.

Si Ran's heart was beating fast, but the unpleasant barking sound of Alipay made her feel inexplicably relieved.

Si Ran hugged Alipay tightly, put his face under its soft fur, and said, "Alipay, I thought you were dead."

Alipay howled twice: "The dog almost died! Someone knocked the dog unconscious, stole it, and then sold me for 250! Ranran, please judge, the dog is so handsome and dashing, shouldn't the price of 250 be worth at least three zeros?"

Before Si Ran could say anything, Alipay grew increasingly agitated. "And this bastard thought I was too noisy and sold me to a dog meat restaurant to be slaughtered right away! And he only sold me for 380!"

"This number is so insulting to people... No, it's insulting to dogs!"

Alipay tilted his head and asked seriously: "Ranran, do you think the dog looks like an idiot?"

Si Ran: "..."

You know what, it really looks like one.

The first thing it thought of when it ran out was not to escape but to come back for revenge, and it was not afraid that the people in the slaughterhouse would kill it directly.

Si Ran wanted to teach Alipay a lesson, but then she thought of Erha's unusual brain, so she held back for a moment.

She hugged Alipay tightly, feeling his warm breath.

It is especially precious after being lost and recovered, and I am extremely grateful for the blessing.

Si Ran put Alipay on the ground, squatted down and asked, "How did you escape?"

"It was the dog on the dog cart that helped me bite open the cage and let me escape."

Alipay suddenly started barking excitedly at this point, "Ranran, go save the other dogs that were taken to the dog meat restaurant! There were at least three thousand of them in our batch that were sent away, filling eight trucks! And there were even wild animals in our trucks!"

Si Ran's face changed and he stood up from the ground.

Song Zhi saw that Si Ran was not right and asked quickly, "What's wrong?"

After saying that, she glanced at Alipay.

This dog... seems to be behaving a lot like a human, which feels weird.

When Alipay saw Song Zhi, he immediately tucked his tail between his legs, looked shifty, and was completely unlike his previous majestic self.

Si Ran's attention was not on Alipay and he didn't notice anything unusual about it.

She looked at Song Zhi and said, "Officer Song, did you notice anything wrong with the slaughterhouse?"

When Song Zhi heard Si Ran's words, he looked away from Alipay.

Her gaze fell on the slaughterhouse, and she quickly said, "The entire slaughterhouse covers about ten acres, but there are only one or two hundred cats and dogs here. The size of the site doesn't match the number of cats and dogs."

After saying that, Song Zhi immediately turned back to the police car and took out the slaughterhouse owner who was crying.

"I ask you, where did the rest of the dogs go?"

The slaughterhouse owner's eyes dodged and he stammered, "I...I don't know what you're talking about."

Song Zhi's eyes darkened, and he threatened, "If dogs and cats without quarantine certificates are found and traced back to their source, it won't just be a matter of paying compensation. In serious cases, you could go to jail!"

Seeing the boss hesitate, Song Zhi continued, "If you tell the truth now, it will be considered as surrendering yourself, but if the police find out..."

"Tell me, tell me!" The boss panicked. "A batch of cats and dogs were indeed sent to the dog meat restaurant an hour ago, but I don't know exactly where it is. They just called a truck to take them there."

Si Ran asked: "How many are there?"

The boss didn't dare to speak, but he felt extremely pressured under the gaze of Si Ran and Song Zhi.

After swallowing, the slaughterhouse owner said, "Big, probably more than 3,000."

Song Zhi immediately realized the seriousness of the matter.

More than 3,000 stray cats and dogs ended up in the market, causing a huge social impact.

These cats and dogs do not have quarantine certificates, so it is impossible to determine whether they have any infectious diseases, and it is unknown whether they have any impact on humans.

Song Zhi looked at his men and said, "Report to the higher-ups and try to open up access as quickly as possible. Block all sections of the road and absolutely don't let these vehicles out!"

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At this moment, Si Ran suddenly spoke.

Song Zhi turned around and asked patiently, "Miss Si, do you have anything else to ask?"

Si Ran nodded and asked the slaughterhouse owner again: "Let me ask you, besides cats and dogs, are there any other animals in the car?"

Si Ran stood next to the police car, his eyes cold but firm: "For example, wild animals."

"No!" The boss tried his best to hide his panic and shook his head frantically: "How dare I openly sell wild animals? This really will lead to jail!"

"Really?" Si Ran sneered, pointing to the fox fur hanging on the metal sheet next to him: "Then where do you think this fox fur came from?"

The boss looked over and gave a flattering smile: "Foxes can be raised in China. I can provide a quarantine certificate for this!"

The boss is confident.

The domestic fur market is well developed and foxes can be raised on a large scale. He has made preparations in advance and is not afraid.

Si Ran walked over to the iron wall, took down the stuffed fox's fur, and examined it carefully: "The snout is pointed, the ears are large and erect, the shoulders are light yellow, the ears are dark brown, the abdomen has white fur, the legs are slender, and the Achilles tendon is well developed. Most importantly, the tail is slightly off-white."

Si Ran finished speaking and sneered: "Boss, how come you are so amazing that you can even issue a quarantine certificate for the red fox, a national second-class protected animal!"

The boss's face suddenly turned pale.

"you……"

Seeing this, Song Zhi said directly: "Hurry up and tell me!"

There are at least thirty identical red fox furs here, and it's obvious that a lot of work has been done in the slaughterhouse!

Song Zhi doesn't just look at the surface, she sees more thoroughly.

The fact that a slaughterhouse owner could have so many red foxes means that there may be other wild animals being trafficked as well.

This gray industry chain is so huge that it makes her feel cold under her feet.

Unable to withstand the pressure, the boss finally confessed after a few minutes, saying, "There were eight truckloads of goods in total, one of which contained live wild animals. I was only purchasing them and didn't know where the buyer was going to send them."