article_snippet: The Canidrome in Macau where many Australian dogs compete.
article_snippet: Animals Australia says 'Macau offers no re-homing program for retired greyhounds and ... every dog imported to Macau from Australia is dead within around three years' Although there are legal, strictly policed races, at the end of unofficial events the blood-thirsty animals often maul each other to death.
article_snippet: The country of greatest concern currently is Macau where dogs are raced at a facility called the Yat Yuen Canidrome. '
article_snippet: Dogs sent to Macau from Australia are dead within three years.
article_snippet: Macau offers no re-homing program for retired greyhounds and the head of the Macau government’s animal control department has stated that every dog imported to Macau from Australia is dead within around three years,' Ms Chalk added. '
article_snippet: Macau is the only place in China where greyhound racing is currently legal but that could soon be expanded.