(Un)Collared after 12-Day Chase
After a 12-day chase, we were finally able to capture Youngwoong and take him to the vet to have his collar removed.
July 22nd, 2020
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After a 12-day chase, we were finally able to capture Youngwoong and take him to the vet to have his collar removed.
Poppy, rescued from under a pile of filth under a dog farm cage, has already been adopted, and an illegal dog farm in Gwangmyeong City has been demolished.
A kitten hidden under food waste under the cage went almost unnoticed by our activists who were rescuing two dogs that had been neglected on a dog farm.
In a rural junkyard, we found dogs cut off from the sun, hidden behind a mountainous pile of steel bars awaiting death in the darkness.
We received a call to rescue donkeys and a dog that were being abused in front of Pak Kyongni Literature Hall in Hadong County, South Gyeongsang Province.
Initially rescued from a slaughterhouse in Namyangju, Teddy roamed Muuido Island for about a month before he was finally recaptured on the eighth attempt!
Rescue dog Hani is recovering slowly at her foster home, but she still needs much more treatment before she is back to full health. Can you help?
Dogs had been neglected with no roof over their heads, inadequate space to lie down, nor proper food and water. Some of them had eyes bulging with infections.
We were joined by volunteers on a cold morning to demolish Anseong Slaughterhouse in Anseong City. The metal cages were cut apart and crushed with excavators.
To put mass seclusion and rescue measures into practice, protection sites must be established with sufficient budgets for facilities and procedures.
The Cheonan Dog Slaughterer was fined a mere 3 million Korean Won (Approx. $2,500 US) for the brutal killing of thousands of dogs. That outcome is unacceptable.
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