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  The timing for spaying and neutering cats and dogs differs, and careful pre- and post-operative care is essential

  According to the regulations of the Animal Protection Office, pet owners are responsible for having their dogs and cats neutered or submitting an exemption application. The appropriate age for neutering pets varies by gender. Generally, female cats and dogs should undergo the procedure after their first estrus, around 6 to 8 months of age, while male cats and dogs are recommended to be neutered once their reproductive organs are fully developed.It is best for dogs and cats to complete their vaccinations before scheduling spaying or neutering surgery. (Photo/Heho Health)Neutering effectively reduces the risk of various diseases in cats and dogs, such as mammary tumors, pyometra, and testicular tumors, and minimizes unnecessary estrus behaviors. Many owners are concerned about anesthesia risks, so it is advised to conduct a basic health check and blood tests before surgery to ensure the pet’s health is in optimal condition.Before the surgery, pet owners must follow fasting rules to prevent complications during the procedure. After the surgery, owners should closely monitor the wound to prevent infection and use an Elizabethan collar or recovery suit to avoid pets licking the wound, which may impede healing.Spaying and neutering cats and dogs can reduce the risk of illnesses in pets. (Photo/Heho Health)Spaying and neutering not only improve pets’ health but also help prevent overpopulation, making it an essential measure for the welfare of both pets and society.This article is authorized by Heho Pets.

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  Celebrating the Centennial of the Yilan Railway Line: A Nostalgic Journey with a Steam Train

  To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Yilan Railway Line, the Taiwan Railway Administration (TRA) will host a special event on November 30, featuring the nostalgic CT273 steam train. This journey will take passengers from Fulong Station to Suao Station, reliving the century-old history of this iconic railway line. Departing at 8:50 AM, tickets are priced at NT$1924, which include a commemorative ticket set and exclusive souvenirs. Travelers can enjoy breathtaking mountain and coastal views while experiencing the rich heritage of the railway.The nostalgic CT273 steam train takes passengers from Fulong Station to Su'ao Station, revisiting the century-old history of this railway line. (Photo/From Ministry of Transportation Website)The event will feature diverse performances and a marketplace at Dongshan Station, where visitors can enjoy traditional folk dances, live music, and local delicacies. From traditional Yilan snacks to creative cuisine, there’s something to satisfy every taste bud. Additionally, handcrafted items will be available, allowing visitors to bring home unique mementos and enrich their travel experience.The TRA emphasizes that this event is more than just a nostalgic trip. It’s a chance for participants to share a wonderful time with family and friends, while preserving and celebrating railway culture. Tickets will be available starting at midnight on November 15 through the TRA website. Early booking is recommended to secure a spot on this special journey. For more details, visit the TRA official website. Join the steam train ride and embark on a time-traveling journey, cherishing the romance of a century-old railway legacy.

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  【Dream Building】Mother and child unite to bring welcoming taiko to the community, A doctor's wish: Mother and daughter team up to protect community health

  The "Newcomer and Children's Dream-Building Plan," organized by the Immigration Agency, is now in its 10th year. Since its inception, the plan has been dedicated to helping new immigrants and their children achieve their dreams. Participants have demonstrated remarkable enthusiasm and perseverance in their journeys towards achieving their goals, and their accomplishments and joy have inspired countless others. We will introduce the outstanding winners of this year's "Social Welfare Service Group." Let's see how these new immigrants have found a sense of belonging on Taiwanese soil and how they are using their own strength to give back to this land, creating a positive cycle.Invited to perform by Lions Clubs International (Photo: NIA FB)"Newcomer at the Temple Gate & Welcoming Percussion Ensemble" - Lee Wen-Yang & Luo HuiLuo Hui, from mainland China, and her son, Lee Wen-Yang, live in Taiwan. She carries the weight of the family's responsibilities, often taking Wen-Yang to community service activities to express gratitude to those who have helped them. Inspired by their community leader, Teacher Long Xian, during their volunteer work, they decided to embark on a cultural heritage journey through the Dream-Building Plan. They hired professional instructors to teach welcoming drums and Taiko drums, forming a welcoming Taiko drum teaching class.Under the patient guidance, the students gradually mastered the skills. They ultimately held two small community performances, receiving positive feedback. Luo Hui and Wen-Yang believe that through music and dance, they can help society better understand and respect the lifestyles of new immigrants, fostering communication and understanding between different groups.Xiao Ting Yun (center) and Cai Fang Fang (right) explain health knowledge to the elderly (Photo: NIA FB)"An Appointment with Doctors" - Xiao Ting-Yun & Tsai Fang-Fang Xiao Ting-Yun has a firm belief in becoming a doctor, stemming from the helplessness she felt when family elders passed away due to health problems. She diligently studied, successfully entering National Taiwan University's medical school, taking the first step toward her dream. However, as her medical knowledge grew, she also realized that many elders neglected the importance of health check-ups. To raise awareness among the elderly about health, she organized a special seminar, inviting professional doctors to discuss chronic disease prevention and proper medication. She and her mother personally designed promotional flyers and visited the Meilin community. These actions brought Ting-Yun closer to her dream of becoming a doctor, and also allowed her to deeply appreciate the importance of medical work and its social impact. More information: Applications for the 11th Dream Building Program for New Immigrants and Their Children are now open, helping you achieve your dreams! Source: NIA Facebook

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