Tourist Spot Wildlife Traps Harm Beloved Dog, Raising Concerns
A beloved dog accompanying tourists in Cambodia's Poipet province lost a leg to a poacher's trap. The Ministry of Environment warns that consumers of wild meat indirectly fund these traps, raising alarms about future victims.
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