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Newsletter – May 23, 2019
Korea, Stop Treating Dogs as Garbage Disposals | Shut Down the Dog Slaughterhouse in Gwangmyeong KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. KARA: We condemn The Ministry of Environment …
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KARA: [Call for Action] Help us shut down a large-scale dog slaughterhouse in Gwangmyeong!
This is translation of Korea Animal Rights Advocates (KARA)’s campaign posted on May 14, 2019: We need your help to file civil complaints to demolish a dog meat farm that leaves dogs neglected amongst piles of garbage! After a dog slaughterhouse was demolished in Taepyeong-dong …
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KARA: [Press conference] We condemn The Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs for their loopholes in legislation
Below is translation of Korea Animal Rights Advocates’ Press Conference on May 17, 2019: Click HERE for the KARA’s previous work on this issue “[KARA Press Release] The Ministry of Environment’s Neglect of Responsibility for Waste Management Results in Dog Meat Farms Becoming Furnaces for …
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Suwon Paldal-gu, South Korea, Shut down the illegal dog meat farms, slaughterhouses, markets and restaurants.
If you want to help fight the grisly South Korean dog and cat meat trade and make a difference in South Korea, here are a few quick actions you can take that could save millions of dogs and cats each year. In Suwon, there are …
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Suwon Gwonseon-gu, South Korea, Shut down the illegal dog meat farms, slaughterhouses, markets and restaurants.
If you want to help fight the grisly South Korean dog and cat meat trade and make a difference in South Korea, here are a few quick actions you can take that could save millions of dogs and cats each year. In Suwon, there are …
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Newsletter – May 16, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. South Koreans: Stop the illegal dog and cat meat trades! File your petition on e-people – South Korea’s Official Government Petition …
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Newsletter – May 13, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. [URGENT PETITION – One Click!] WE NEED 200,000 SIGNATURES BY 5/15! Please save retired detection dogs from animal testing at Seoul National University! …
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Suwon Jangan-gu, South Korea, Shut down the illegal dog meat farms, slaughterhouses, markets and restaurants.
If you want to help fight the grisly South Korean dog and cat meat trade and make a difference in South Korea, here are a few quick actions you can take that could save millions of dogs and cats each year. In Suwon, there are …
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Newsletter – May 12, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. South Koreans: Stop the illegal dog and cat meat trades! File your petition on e-people – South Korea’s Official Government Petition …
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Newsletter – May 10, 2019
[PETITION] Dismiss veterinary professor Lee Byeong-Chun from SNU! English Translation Available Now. KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. New Petition English Translation Available Now! Dismiss veterinary professor Lee …
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How to Sign Korean Government Official Petition
There are countless petitions, but the Korean Government Official Petition is very special and important, because with 200,000 signatures, the Korean government is required to review the petition demand and issue a response. Petition pages are in Korean language but you can sign by following …
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[PETITION] Dismiss veterinary professor Lee Byeong-Chun from Seoul National University! The government authorities need to take responsibility!
This is translation of post from Korea Animal Rights Advocates(KARA) on April 16, 2019. You can also click HERE to read news article by The Korea Times to learn more. Retired cloned dog, May, so starved that his ribs and bones are protruding, unable to …
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