Community outreach and highlighting the special nature of dogs as our companions are also part of our strategy to promote a public insistence for the
end of the dog meat trade.
Across China, there are many dog markets and slaughterhouses, but the annual dog meat «festival» in Yulin in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has come to symbolize the immense
cruelty of the dog meat trade.
We pledge to care for and rehome these animals because saving them draws attention to the
horrors of the dog meat trade globally and, more importantly, gives these dogs and puppies new lives where they will be loved rather than be dinner.
Peter Li, China policy specialist for HSI, has a more hopeful outlook about the impending demise
of the dog meat trade in China.
Andrea Gung, executive director of Duo Duo Project, says: «Even if this is a temporary ban, we hope this will have a domino effect, leading to the
collapse of the dog meat trade.
Chinese activists called on the Chinese government to stop the routine and widespread
criminality of the dog meat trade that slaughters up to 10 million dogs — including stolen pets — every year for human consumption.
Producer and director Genlin takes you through the backstreets and rural villages of Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand and China to disclose the brutal
violence of the dog meat trade.
He wrote, «I'm hoping to use this visit as an opportunity to raise awareness to the
inhumanity of the dog meat trade and the plight of dogs everywhere, including back home in the US where millions of dogs are in need of loving homes!
ACPA was successful in working with the governments to secure a five - year moratorium on cross-border transport of dogs for the trade in 2014, and focuses on strengthening enforcement of the ban and training of relevant officials, as well as raising public awareness of the ban and the health
risks of the dog meat trade, especially rabies.
Kelly O'Meara, director of companion animals and engagement, Humane Society International, said: «Investigations throughout Asia have documented severe cruelty at all
stages of the dog meat trade, including sourcing, transport, sale and slaughter.
Rescue in
hub of dog meat trade won more notice than festival held to boost dog - eating YULIN, China ---- The largest - ever rescue of dogs from a truck hauling them to slaughter, accomplished on June 19, 2017 in Guangzhau, the longtime hub of dog - eating in China, very nearly upstaged the 2017 Yulin Lychee & Dog - Eating Festival, which -LSB-...]
«Helping to end the
horrors of the dog meat trade is a critical mission for us,» explained Dr. Gary Weitzman, president and CEO of San Diego Humane Society, in a press release.
«Even if this is a temporary ban, we hope this will have a domino effect, leading to the
collapse of the dog meat trade,» Andrea Gung, executive director of the Duo Duo Animal Welfare Project, said in the statement.
With a series of strategic events planned, LCA and ALW aim to mobilize S. Koreans in their own country to call for the end of the dog meat trade
Chinese activists are calling on the Chinese Government to stop the routine and widespread
criminality of the dog meat trade that slaughters up to 10 million dogs — including stolen pets — every year for human consumption.
These dogs will be amazing ambassadors for our efforts to end the cruelty
of the dog meat trade, and we hope to open a dialogue with the South Korean government about doing just that.
«We hope this will have a domino effect, leading to the collapse
of the dog meat trade... Yulin and the rest of the country are changing for the better.»
«Helping to end the horrors
of the dog meat trade is a critical mission for us,» said San Diego Humane Society CEO Dr. Gary Weitzman.
«Helping to end the horrors
of the dog meat trade is a critical mission for us,» said Gary Weitzman, president and CEO of San Diego Humane Society.