自2015年起，來自澳門的陳皓揚在澳門及台灣多次虐殺流浪貓，這一行為最終導致他被台大決議退學。不服的他提出申訴後失敗，最終不得不返回澳門定居。

截至2017年4月11日，台灣已通過修正動物保護法案，以加重對虐待動物者的懲罰。對於情節嚴重者，可判處兩年有期徒刑或拘役，罰款最高可達200萬台幣。法案還明確禁止食用貓或狗肉，違反者將面臨25萬台幣的罰款。值得注意的是，目前香港也早已立法禁止食用狗、貓肉。

Since 2015, Chen Haoyang from Macau has repeatedly killed stray cats in both Macau and Taiwan. This behavior ultimately led to his expulsion from National Taiwan University. Unsuccessful in his appeal, he had no choice but to return to Macau to settle.

As of April 11, 2017, Taiwan has passed amendments to the Animal Protection Act, imposing stricter penalties on those who abuse animals. For severe cases, individuals can be sentenced to up to two years in prison or detention, with a maximum fine of 2 million New Taiwan Dollars. The amended law also explicitly prohibits the consumption of cat or dog meat, and violators face a fine of 250,000 New Taiwan Dollars. It is noteworthy that Hong Kong has also legislated to prohibit the consumption of dog and cat meat.

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