Spring transport in 2024 has already started, and less than half a month has passed since then. In the face of this super-long holiday, many people are looking at the “black kids” in their homes and making trouble: what do they do? To that end, many would opt for “pet foster care”. On 28 january, a visit by a journalist from the modern express newspaper found that a number of pet shops in nanjing offered foster care, which was difficult to find during spring holidays。
Foster care is tight, and prices are not rising so fast
On 28 january, modern express journalists visited a number of pet shops in nanjing city and learned that the price of springtime foster cats ranged from $50 to $100 per day and that the price of dogs ranged from $50 to $150 per day. The fees vary according to the head and weight of the pet, with food provided in the store, and many shops already occupied by “pull children”。
At a pet shop on hong wubei road, the clerk told the press that the six cat-house spring holidays had been booked and had now been delivered to two cats and a rabbit. "if we don't pick up a big dog, we'll have three dogs to keep the pet alive." the shopkeeper stated that the pets they had requested had been vaccinated at least twice and were free of infectious diseases。
"we offer dog walkers every morning and every night, and when cats go to and from work they'll let them out of their cathouses." according to the owner of a pet shop at jade springs road, the usual foster care for a cat is at $40 per day, which can be used for membership cards, 50 per day for spring festivals, which are not available. Seventy percent of the places in the shop have been reserved, “we suggest that customers bring their own pet foods, lest the pets don't get used to it.”
During the visit, journalists were also informed that the pet shop would photograph and film the owner every day, and that it would also have some regular cat and dog medicines available to respond to occasional needs. “it's a good time to buy a cat or a dog, and it's not very expensive because it's to clean up a cage for a foster business.” one shopkeeper revealed a slight increase in foster care prices by the previous week。
Do you have a choice
In addition to the foster business in pet shops, modern express journalists have also found on social platforms that a large number of people have issued offers for cat and dog service in nanjing for the new year, ranging from $25 to $100 each. The home environment is safer for pets than it is for pets, and prices are lower, so many people are consulting。
A lot of people sent invitations to come home and feed cats and dogs in nanjing
“twenty bucks to the cat once and one more plus five, which requires extra transportation far away.” ms. Zhang is 24 years old and lives near andersen. She works in the pet medicine industry. She has some experience and knowledge of cat habits and state, and has her own cat. She provides services such as changing food and water, shoveling cats and observing their mental state。
The client who chose the service indicated that his own cat was more probative, plus that he was only four months old, and that foster care in a pet shop was afraid of stress towards an unfamiliar environment. “safety, the home is a password lock, and it's only necessary to change the password after this time, and there are surveillance in the home that can be seen at any time, so he is not afraid.”
Lawyers: consumers should enter into written agreements with shopkeepers in advance to avoid disputes
How can disputes be avoided by choosing the form of foster care or home feeding? In response, the reporter for the modern express consulted with lawyer lu jin-yang of the law firm jiang su jongshan。
“pet foster care is a pet hosting service that has emerged in numerous pet hospitals, pet beauty shops, and a custodial contractual relationship has developed between pet owners and pet custodians.” lu jinyan indicates that pet foster care providers, as providers of foster care, should exercise due care and care. The owner of the pet is obliged to pay the cost of custody, while the owner of the pet should inform the breeder of the true state of the pet, especially the special circumstances. Article 897 of the civil code of the people's republic of china states: “the depositary shall be liable for damage or loss caused by the improper custody of the depositary during the period of custody, but shall not be liable if the unpaid custodian proves that he did not commit intentional or gross negligence.”
At the same time, she reminded that, as a caregiver, care should be taken to select foster institutions with relevant qualifications that would provide spaces, facilities and facilities suitable for pet life. In the case of foster pets, it would be preferable to have a written foster care agreement that provides for the attribution of problems arising during foster care and, in the event of a related accident, for compensation to avoid a dispute。
In the case of the service of door-to-door feeding of cats and dogs, lu jin-yeon told journalists that the owner of a pet often gives his or her personal information, such as address, door lock code, to his or her successor at the time of the order, in which case the personal information may be leaked, as well as security risks resulting from leaking the key to the door. If a door-to-door service provider goes beyond the scope of the services agreed upon by both parties and enters other privacy spaces of the consumer, such as typographical material and computer peeking, it constitutes an infringement of consumer privacy. Lu jin yan recommended that service recipients should, to the extent possible, select service providers with formal platform supervision, pay attention to verifying the identity of service providers, such as keeping copies of service providers ' identity cards, and install cameras at home。
In addition, it is recommended that the parties enter into written service agreements to the extent possible and that the agreements detail the terms of the parties' rights and obligations, such as the agreement for the door-to-door feeding of pets, the allocation of responsibility for injury, loss, illness or death, exemptions from liability, as well as a clear agreement on the duration of feeding, the cost criteria, the time and manner of payment, liability for breach of contract, etc., and avoid “brilling” each other in the event of a dispute。
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