Protect Dogs and Cats in South Korea
South Korea’s annual “Bok Nal” days are quickly approaching—the hottest part of summer, when more than one million dogs will be slaughtered for human consumption. Typically less than a year old, their lives are cut short after having known nothing but fear and misery on the farms where they were raised solely for this purpose.
Most of those who survive months of suffering in barren cages will be electrocuted. Violently pulled from their cages—in full view of other dogs, their final moments are both terrifying and painful.
With Bok Nal now only weeks away, we must seize the opportunity to shine a spotlight on the brutality of this industry.
You can help: Urge the South Korean government to protect dogs and cats from this horror »
With you by our side, Humane Society International is committed to ending the dog meat trade by raising public and political awareness of the cruelty involved and increasing support for a phase out and ban of South Korea’s dog meat farms. A vital step towards this goal is the legal recognition of all dogs and cats as companion animals. Please help us achieve this protection by signing your name right now.
Speak out on behalf of dogs and cats and appeal for an end to this atrocity »
Thank you for all that you do for animals.
Sincerely,
Andrew Rowan
President and CEO
Humane Society International
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