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It’s official! Jeonju is going “Dog Meat Free”.
Nami Kim (SaveKoreanDogs.org) has shared the uplifting news that her team held a further meeting with Jeonju’s Mayor Kim Seung-Su, and they have now received his official confirmation that Jeonju is going to be a “Dog Meat Free” city. And, action has already begun with …
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South Koreans: start taking responsibility for enforcing your own country’s laws: stop the illegal dog and cat meat trades.
Despite the fact that dog and cat meat consumption is an everyday occurrence and is being carried out all over South Korea, it is NOT LEGAL in that country. Their Government does nothing to stop this illegal practice and they seem happy to ignore it; …
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SaveKoreanDogs.org needs homes for the rescued dogs
The below message is from Nami Kim with SaveKoreanDogs.org. She has decided to focus her time and energy in supporting the legislation effort to end the dog meat trade permanently. Legislation against the dog meat trade will address the source of the problem and have …
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Monumental changes are happening in Bucheon as it moves towards becoming the first “Dog Meat Free” city in South Korea
Nami Kim and her SaveKoreanDogs.org organization shared the below story on their Facebook. Step by step, the City of Bucheon has been taking necessary actions towards their goal of becoming the first “Dog Meat Free” city in South Korea. We are more than grateful to …
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Bucheon Mayor Kim is visiting Sister City Bakersfield – time to urge the ending of the dog meat cruelty
Bucheon Mayor Man-Soo Kim is visiting Sister City Bakersfield, California from Nov 2nd through 8th. Mayor Kim has already been proactive by taking some major steps to help strengthen the Animal Protection laws in Bucheon – but the illegal dog and cat-meat trades still exist …
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Progressive mayor takes momentous ‘step’ for the dogs of Bucheon – Nami Kim’s meeting with Bucheon Mayor Man-Soo Kim
With the many Sister City Campaigns that we have worked on, so far the Mayor of Bucheon is the first, and only, Mayor who has extended his willingness to bring change. Mayor Man-Soo Kim of Bucheon has sat down with Nami Kim to discuss what …
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Major Victory! Another dog farm shutting down and 300 puppies to be saved by the Nami Kim Team.
It is heartening to be able to report some breakthrough (good!) news: as a direct response to our Sister City Campaign to Bakersfield and Mayor Harvey Hall, who then contacted Bucheon City, and – of course – also as a result of all Nami’s hard …
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Bucheon: a new light shines in the darkness.
Bucheon City has a mayor to be proud of! Mayor Man-Soo Kim is actively working towards ending dog meat consumption in his City. In addition to responding to the approach made by Mayor Harvey Hall, from their Sister City, Bakersfield, who contacted Bucheon – as …
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Nami Kim Team tries to shut down dog farm with 300 puppies in Bucheon
On May 13, 2016 Nami Kim, her team, and the city of Bucheon’s animal welfare official visited a large dog farm where 300 dogs were being bred for meat. They are trying to negotiate a release of all the dogs but the dog farmer wants …
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Victory! Bucheon passes animal protection bill.
Sharing from Nami Kim and her team‘s Facebook post on May 12, 2016. Mr. Kim of the city’s animal welfare just shared with me a minute ago that the very first step was taken to designate Bucheon city a “dog meat free zone.” This bill …
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Newsletter – July 30, 2018
It’s official! Jeonju is going “Dog Meat Free”. | Urgent Petitions Click HERE to see this newsletter from our homepage. It’s official! Jeonju is going “Dog Meat Free”. Nami Kim (SaveKoreanDogs.org) has shared the uplifting news that her team held a further meeting with …
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Interview for article on the ‘Boycott PyeongChang 2018’ campaign
In January 2018, I was interviewed by a British journalist for an article he was writing about the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics and South Korea’s dog meat trade. Unfortunately, the article was not published so we are sharing the interviewer’s questions and my responses here. …
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