As a line of opulent visitors waited outside the Shanghai Museum for its annual old Egypt kitty night, tails fluttering and whiskers quivering. The number of dogs in China has soared, reaching over 120 million in 2023, and animals are the most common. Younger years see their “furred boys” as a cheaper alternative for human kids, experts say. Shanghai Museum is capitalising on that attention- Saturday’s event, heralded as a second in China, is just one of 10 planned cat times. Amy, a cat owner, told AFP,” I ca n’t imagine my life without a cat.” So I am aware of why Egyptian gave animals such value. In old Egypt, animals were regarded as sacred.
