澳門特區政府日前公佈，為配合抗疫，於7月11日至18日全澳進入「相對靜止」狀態，當中治安警察局表示, 日常溜狗活動不符合維持生命活動必要的行為, 換言之，在這七日「相對靜止」期內，落街放狗大小便仍屬違法行為。  

站於人道立場, 因本澳大部份狗隻慣性在戶外或使用狗公廁便溺，未能短時間能改變其生理習慣在屋內進行，狗隻因而導致嚴重健康問題、甚至死亡。到戶外適當地方便溺實為不少狗隻的基本生理需求。 大量市民對當局就該行政命令的演繹表示擔心及焦慮。 經過兩天傳媒、動保團體多渠道的查詢, 政府相關部門的立場不變。 現透過這份聯署, 好讓當局知悉此並非個別狗主的要求, 而是一眾樂於遵行「澳門特別行政區 第4/2016號法律  《動物保護法》 第十一條」 的負責任市民為心愛寵物爭取的基本權益。同時, 為支持政府抗疫, 市民亦樂於配合, 全程應單獨出行並配帶KN95口罩, 並將溜狗的時間及路程縮至最短。

Macau S.A.R. Government has announced a partial lockdown between 11-18 July.  Per CPSP indicated, dog-walking is not considered essential and therefore not allowed.

From a humane standpoint, most of the dogs in Macau habitually urinate outdoors, or at the public dog toilets.  It is against nature to change their physiological habits to do it indoor in short period of time.  This could potentially cause serious health issue and even death of some dogs.  It is fundamental need for most dogs to have their potty-walk at appropriate spots outdoor.  A large number of citizens expressed concern and anxiety over the authorities' interpretation of the Executive Order.   After two days of inquiries from the media and animal protection organizations, apparently the position is unchanged by the authority.   By presenting this partition, we, a group of citizens and pet owners, would like to let our government know that this is not the request of a few individual dog owners, but the basic rights and interests of the majority of responsible citizens who are willing to abide by Article 11 of Law  No. 4/2016 "Animal Protection Law" for their beloved pets.   At the same time, in order to support the government's fight against the epidemic, citizens are willing to cooperate should they be allowed to walk their beloved pets - to travel alone and wear KN95 masks throughout the process, and shorten the time and route of the walk.