Retriever is a very popular, adorable figure in Taiwan because of its optimism .

An owner whose retriever was missing pulled out all the stops did everything to find her pet and even resort to the including, asking the police.

The investigation into this case, however, showed found out that, some foreign labors, from Vietnam, stole it and ate it for dinner.

In order to cut cost and meet the budget, Taiwan's supervisors tend to engage a bunch of foreign labors mainly coming from Philippine,Thailand and Vietnam.

Our government is managing to make laws related to mitigate the collision of culturally cognitional difference. Inevitably, they sometimes some cases involved in foreign labors are still inevitable.

Untold e-pals and dog people who want the perpetrators head on the platter revenge are condemning these laws and blowing up at their savage conduct.(I don't understand the 2nd part of this sentence?)

No matter the point is cultural difference, eating habits which made for this mishap, or whatever. are different in different places .(I don't understand the 2nd part of this sentence)

Abusing the cats or dogs in Taiwan is inarguably illegal, let alone eating them.

Retriever is very popular for its optimism and adorable figure in Taiwan.

A owner whose retriever was missing pulled out all the stops to find her pet and even resorted to the police.

The investigation into this case, however, showed some foreign laborers came from Vietnam stole it and ate it for dinner.

In order to cut cost and meet the budget, Taiwan's supervisors tend to engage a bunch of foreign labor mainly coming form Philippine,Thailand and Vietnam.

Our government is trying to make laws related to mitigating the collision of cultures, but some cases involving foreign labor are still inevitable.

Untold e-pals and dog people who want the perpetrator's head on the platter are condemning and blowing up at their savage conduct.

The point is that cultural differences, especially eating habits caused this mishap, or whatever.

Abusing the cats or dogs in Taiwan is unarguably (my spell-checker says: un- not in-) illegal, let alone eating them.

Retriever dogs are very popular for their optimistic and adorable figure in Taiwan.

An owner whose retriever went missing pulled out all the stops [ good idiom! ] to find her pet, and even resorted to asking the police for help.

The investigation into this case, however, revealed foreign labourers from Vietnam stole it and ate it for dinner.

In order to cut costs and meet budget, Taiwanese blue-collar supervisors tend to engage foreign labourers, mainly from the Philippines,Thailand and Vietnam.

Even though our government makes laws easing conflict between different foreign cultures, some cases involving foreign labourers are still inevitable.

Untold numbers of internet commentators and dog-lovers who want the perpetrators' head on the platter are condemning their 'savage' conduct.

"Eating habits", "cultural differences": the result is the same.

Abusing cats or dogs in Taiwan is definitely illegal, let alone eating them.