dogs caged at Moran meat market Seongnam

For the last three years NoToDogMeat has been helping grassroots activists in
South Korea, China and Indonesia. We believe such activists will be the main engine for change in these countries and are encouraged to see the passion and dedication of an emerging number of such people.

Your donations to NoToDogMeat have been helping to :

• provide education and campaign material
• push for animal welfare laws and close legal loopholes
• lobby on their behalf in Governments
• facilitate rescue and rehoming of dogs saved from the cruel meat trade

In 2012 we started a petition to close the gruesome Moran Meat Market
in South Korea and in 2013 our official letter was presented to President Park Geun-hye during her state visit to London. In 2015 the issue of the dog meat tradewas debated in UK parliament and our charity officially thanked for its work.

Last year donors generously donated to help further our work in South Korea

Here is how some of the money has been spent in just the last few weeks:

• regular street stall campaigning in Seoul with our local partners at Cheongnyangni Station Square
• visits to Moran market in Seongnam to investigate the cruelty and slaughter, gain footage and speak directly to traders
• setting up a stray cat feeding point and organising a trap, neuter and release program for them
• rescuing four dogs needing urgent medical treatment.

Categories: Animal Rights, Animal Welfare, Bok Days, Bokdays, Boknal, General, Korea, rescue, World Protection For Dogs And Cats In The Meat Trade