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Campaign Update – WSAVA responds “support positive change with regard to the treatment of animals in the dog and cat meat trade in Asia”.

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We are very pleased to receive such a positive response from the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) regarding our petition “ WSAVA: Speak Out Against The Dog and Cat Meat Trade in South Korea.”

Click HERE for our campaign page.

Dr Walt Ingwersen, the President of the WSAVA, wrote the following:

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Dr. Ingwersen’s response is very encouraging, in that he states that “members of our Animal Wellness and Welfare Committee (AWWC) are discussing how we could most usefully support positive change with regard to the treatment of animals in the dog and cat meat trade in Asia.” He also informed us that they are “developing the world’s first Global Welfare Guidelines for Companion Animals, which will be launched at WSAVA World Congress in 2018”.

We look forward to hearing from Dr. Ingwersen regarding how WSAVA can help to put an end to the dog and cat meat trade in Asia and improve the welfare of these animals.

We sent thank you email to Dr. Ingwersen and WSAVA for responding to our concern. Below is email we sent him:


Dr Walt Ingwersen
President, WSAVA

Dear Dr. Ingwersen,

Thank you for your response to our recent petition, “World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA): Speak Out Against the Dog and Cat Meat Trade in South Korea.”

We are very excited to learn that the members of WSAVA’s Animal Wellness and Welfare Committee (AWWC) are discussing how WSAVA could most effectively support positive change in the treatment of animals in the dog and cat meat trade in Asia. Also, we are excited about the world’s first Global Welfare Guidelines for Companion Animals, which AWWC is currently drafting.

It is very important to raise public awareness about this deplorable trade. The veterinary medical community’s opinion and insight into this issue will have an important impact. You are the guardians of the health and welfare of companion animals, and your support is immeasurable. Every step forward is another step in the direction of freeing these poor animals from their suffering.

Please help us bring this awareness to your member associations, veterinarians and veterinary professionals.

Sincerely,

KoreanDogs.org

  1. Tatjana Schott
    Tatjana SchottApril 27,17

    ?????

  2. Perczak Ewa
    Perczak EwaMay 10,17

    what good news !! what good news about the new president elected in S. Korea !!!! even though our fight is not finish yet , we have now , more chances to go ahead !!! my day starts with the sun !!!

  3. teddy
    teddyMay 15,17

    This going on too long with beating and killing of dogs and cats.

  4. teddy
    teddyMay 30,17

    Please! Stop the slaughter of dogs and cats. This is cruel.

  5. Roberta
    RobertaJune 27,17

    È orrore degli orrori peggio di Auschwitz. Una inciviltà inaudita nel 2017!
    Non possiamo agevolare queste pratiche brutali. Dobbiamo lottare e fermarli subito

  6. Jenai Herod
    Jenai HerodJuly 12,17

    How can any one treat any loving companion animal in such a horrific and savage manner ? there is no justification for such barbaric treatment of any living being STOP THE TORTURE OF MAN’S BEST FRIEND

  7. Silvia Specht
    Silvia SpechtJuly 13,17

    Basta non si possono più commettere questi abusi…povere creature innocenti …dmettetela STOP YULYN

  8. Debra Sommerfeld
    Debra SommerfeldAugust 4,17

    IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST ENOUGH

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