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From dawn to dusk, Nami Kim and her crew made several very long trips to take 130 puppies from the dog farm to their new home – Koreandogs Sanctuary. Those that were sick or pregnant were rescued two weeks ago. 150 dogs in total are added to the family. There are still more dogs to be moved.

Nami hired the butcher to transport the dogs using his truck so as to help him out now that he has lost his livelihood. There was an unexpected ‘reaction’ from the butcher who seemed genuinely remorseful by his dog-farming activities. This was the first time that Nami had not encountered violence from the farmer; and he expressed his gladness that the dogs would now be ‘in good hands’. To learn more, CLICK HERE.

To get the latest update from the Nami Kim Team, CLICK HERE.

Right now, we urgently need your help to save the dogs in this farm. Nami Kim’s team cannot do it alone, but your support will give these 300 beautiful dogs a second chance to live the life they have never known.

This is YOUR chance to have a lasting impact for the innocent victims of this horrifically inhumane trade. No amount is too small to help. Donations will be used to save as many dogs as possible, in addition to funding education materials to change the hearts and minds of Korean dog eaters. Please DONATE what you can and share this page. Thank you!​

We have been successful, so far, with four victories through our Sister City campaigns (Brea, Bakersfield, Glendale, which are all Californian Cities; and Bologna, Italy).

However, this does not mean that the dog meat trade is ended yet in those Cities; it is still far from being so, but this a great way to name and shame the Korean Cities and to pile the pressure on them. So let’s keep going!!

This time we are targeting Daegu and Jeonju. Milan, the Italian city of fashion is Daegu’s sister city and Florence, Italy is Jeonju’s friendship city.

Click HERE to take action – Daegu.

Click HERE to take action – Jeonju.
 

Now that the summer vacation season is in full swing, there will be an increased volume of visitors to the world-famous Fisherman’s Wharf.  And, of course, this is a 3-day weekend (Independence Day) which means even more foot traffic.  So come and help us reach out to as many people as possible! 

We will be displaying our banners/posters, handing out leaflets and collecting petition signatures against the extremely cruel South Korean dog meat trade, at this famous San Francisco tourist attraction and landmark.

Location: San Francisco, Fisherman’s Wharf located near the corner of Jefferson and Powell streets along the chain link fence.

Date/Time: July 3, 2016 Sunday. 9:30am – 4:30pm. Come when you can and stay as long as you can. RSVP on Facebook Event!

Click HERE to contact us if you can help.

Click HERE for the information on New York events by the Animals’ Battalion.