High-tech pet detective raking it in


Lost and found: Sun (left) posing with a pet owner after he helped the man find his cat in Shanghai. — China Daily/ANN

Shanghai: Placing a heat detector, tiny surveillance camera, night vision goggles and a tranquiliser dart in a large rucksack, Sun Jinrong was ready for that night’s assignment – finding the missing loved one of a desperate client.

The target was not a rebellious child or senile senior, but Yuanxiao, a semi-longhair ragdoll cat with a colorpoint coat and striking blue eyes, standing 15cm tall and weighing about 4kg.

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