An abused animal must be returned to the owner who abused it, according to the wholly inadequate animal protection laws of South Korea. These laws must change.
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?
In Shenzhen, along with an ordinance banning the sale of wild animals and the use of laboratory and exhibition animals, a dog and cat meat ban was legislated.
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.
At the Civilian Control Line region in South Korea, Ground Operations Command has joined in on an extensive hunt and seizure of wild boar.
Aeyong was rescued—covered head-to-tail in ash—from the Goseong County wildfires. She was adopted by her fosterer after no one claimed her.
We need approximately $30,000 to prepare and fund the transportation of the 30 most senior dogs in our shelter for adoption in Canada.
With the help of the DoVE Project, Sanny has a new life free from abuse in America after being beaten almost to death.
Otu was saved from the flames of the 2019 Gangwon Province forest fires. She now lives with her new adopted family in Toronto, Canada.
Joa was abandoned a second time when her owner had personal issues, but after spending 3 months with a foster family, a relative decided to adopt her.
After Kangi and Hongi suffered chronic abuse at the hands of a man for some time, Kangi is now enjoying his new life with his new family in America.
Light had been abandoned in a cage and left alone for four months along with 9 other dogs. He has now found his new forever family in Los Angeles.
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