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Petition letters mailed – Los Angeles, Chicago, and Montréal(Canada)– Tell Sister City Busan to stop the torture and consumption of dogs and cats!
We mailed petition letters for the petition, Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, Mayor Rahm Emanuel of Chicago and Mayor Denis Coderre of Montréal(Canada). Tell Sister City, Busan, South Korea, That We’re Opposed to the Torture and Consumption of Dogs and Cats! to the Mayor …
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Burbank Mayor Gabel-Luddy and Council Member Murphy respond to ‘Call to Action’ against the dog meat trade
The Los Angeles Times reported, on August 3, 2018, that “Burbank Mayor Emily Gabel-Luddy and Councilman Tim Murphy will be sending a letter to the mayor of Incheon, South Korea, regarding the recent controversial issue involving the killing of dogs for meat consumption.” Click HERE …
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KoreanDogs.org in the news
Our campaigns are in the news! We have recently been receiving more press coverage of our campaigns, mostly those directed towards our Sister/Friendship cities. This is great news! Press coverage helps to spread our message, and we are grateful for all the publicity! Click below …
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[Campaign Closed] Friendship City Campaign – Seoul, South Korea – Los Angeles, California
[Campaign Closed: July 18, 2019] It’s official! Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti, has approved the “Dog Meat Resolution”. Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti, has approved the City Council Resolution which requests that the governments of China, Vietnam, South Korea, Cambodia, and Indonesia ban the sale …
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Sister City Campaign Center (US)
Let’s show US Sister Cities the truth about the dog and cat meat trades – and ask them to take action. Sister City Agreements are formed between two cities with the aim of being mutually beneficial (for trade, cultural exchanges, business links etc., and to …
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[Campaign Closed] Sister City Campaign – Incheon, South Korea – Burbank
[Update] August 8, 2018: Burbank Mayor Gabel-Luddy and Council Member Murphy respond to ‘Call to Action’ against the dog meat trade The Los Angeles Times reported, on August 3, 2018, that “Burbank Mayor Emily Gabel-Luddy and Councilman Tim Murphy will be sending a letter to …
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Sister City Campaign – Busan, South Korea
Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, Mayor Rahm Emanuel of Chicago and Mayor Denis Coderre of Montréal(Canada): Tell Sister City, Busan, South Korea, That We’re Opposed to the Torture and Consumption of Dogs and Cats. If you want to help fight the grisly South Korean …
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Newsletter – July 22, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. Daegu to consider plans to close down dog slaughterhouses by next year Below is translation of Korea’s Nocut News reported on …
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Newsletter – July 5, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. Breaking News!! South Korean Government to Set 5-year Plan on Animal Welfare! The Korea Bizwire reported on July 3, “South Korea’s …
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Newsletter – July 1, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. URGENT CALL FOR ACTION!!! ✍ Voting This Wednesday, July 3! LA Council introduces a resolution asking South Korea to stop the dog …
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Newsletter – June 24, 2019
KoreanDogs.org PO Box 60191 Sunnyvale, CA 94088 USA Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. URGENT CALL FOR ACTION!!! LA Council introduces a resolution asking South Korea to stop the dog meat trade! Mr. Jeffrey Mausner …
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URGENT CALL FOR ACTION!!! LA Council introduces a resolution asking South Korea to stop the dog meat trade!
[Update July 18, 2019] It’s official! Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti, has approved the “Dog Meat Resolution”. Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti, has approved the City Council Resolution which requests that the governments of China, Vietnam, South Korea, Cambodia, and Indonesia ban the sale of …
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