Sentences with phrase «industry of the dog meat»

HSI will not support activities that however unintentionally, breathe life into the dying industry of the dog meat trade.

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Above is a photo of Diana, of FrogHollow Farm Sanctuary, rescued from the meat industry, and is the sweetest animal you could meet, she loves to snuggle just like your pet dog or cat.

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Most South Koreans don't regularly eat dog meat, and in fact the majority of young people have never eaten it, so it's a dying industry that we have a real opportunity to end.

HSI helped initiate and coordinate the entire rescue effort through the command center, an office composed of passionate and experienced Chinese activists to fight the dog meat industry and conduct highway interceptions of trucks with dogs bound for the meat markets.

The rescues and farm closures are part of HSI's broader strategy that aims to encourage the South Korean government to end the cruel dog meat industry.

HSI, the international affiliate of The Humane Society of the United States, is working to reduce the dog meat trade in Asia, including South Korea, where dogs are farmed for the industry.

The dog food industry, in comparison to dogs themselves, is young - maybe 50 to 60 years - although canned meat was sold as dog food at the turn of the twentieth century.

Since grains and other plant materials are usually much less expensive than meat, the pet food industry has taken advantage of the domestic dog's ability to tolerate an omnivorous diet.

While many believe that the Yulin festival is responsible for most of the dog meat industry in China, millions of dogs are slaughtered in China for their meat and skins every year, particularly in the southern and northeastern provinces.

Their new approach of working with the authorities to thwart the dog meat traders and their largely illegal industry has been successful, with more than 4,000 dogs rescued to date across the country.»

Although the majority of dogs sold and slaughtered for meat in Korea come from farms, the industry is heavily supplemented with «excess dogs» produced for the pet dog trade.

Many of the dogs are also suspected to be family pets, stolen from their homes to be used and sold in the meat industry.

Just this week, Balinese governor Pastika issued a decree to ban the sale of dog meat in Bali, effective immediately, that pushes for education regarding the dog meat trade, marking a huge milestone in the fight to stop this barbaric industry.

Dayton, OH, November 1, 2010 — Gimborn Pet Specialties, manufacturers of industry favorite PRO-TREAT ® 100 % Pure Meat Treats, announces Raw Science ™, an all natural, ready to feed, freeze dried dog food.

There is a new generation of commercial cat and dog foods, from raw to freeze - dried, canned to dry, that contain organically certified, whole food ingredients * properly formulated and balanced, (i.e. not loaded with cereal and meat industry byproducts), that are now appearing on grocery shelves, and being marketed by local and national supply networks.

The growing pet culture in South Korea, and the clear interest of many farmers to transition out of this industry, is a strong indication that the dog meat trade's days are numbered.

As a part of our campaign to ban the dog meat trade in South Korea, HSI works to transition dog meat farmers to more humane industries and transports the dogs to regions where they can receive care and rehabilitation.

Farm raised dogs were frequently used as surrogates and egg cell donors as that industry came into existence — not to produce meat, but to allow bereaved pet owners to get laboratory - made duplicates of their dogs.

As someone who has attended Yulin for three years in a row to research, document, and expose the festival, as well as rescue small numbers of dogs and cats, he believes the government is closer than ever to not only banning the barbaric festival, but also the industry (he breaks down the history, practices, and attitudes about the Chinese dog meat trade in this must - read article).

As the founder of the Animal Hope & Wellness Foundation, a small Los Angeles - based rescue group that saves dogs from abuse and torture situations, Ching has made it his mission over the past year to rescue dogs from the meat trade throughout Asia and expose the industry for what it is — barbaric, cruel and criminal.

It's easy to get riled up about the Yulin dog meat festival, but keep in mind that this one event, horrible as it is, is only a small extension of a massive, 365 - day industry that also thrives across other Asian countries including South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Indonesia.