Author: Julia de Cadenet

In 2009 I witnessed the horrific dog and cat meat trade in China and decided to do something about it. I founded the Global NoToDogMeat Campaign and raised the issue for the 1st time in over 20 years in Uk Parliament. 7 years on social media is flooded with awareness campaigns on this issue and I really hope change will come.

Chinese Workers in Egypt – Torture and Eat Stray Dogs for Dinner

We received some upsetting news from our animal loving friends in Egypt. They report that Chinese migrant workers who work in Egyptian cement factories are capturing stray dogs, torturing them and eating them.

We need your help to sign and share out petition to the Egyptian Authorities, where we ask them to punish these workers for torture of animals and to make dog eating illegal. As well, we ask them to speak to the Chinese Government about the behaviour of these workers.

Please sign and share our petition to the Egyptian Authorities

https://www.thepetitionsite.com/en-gb/takeaction/830/852/857/

Please join us on Facebook, for further actions on how you can help fight the dog meat trade!

https://www.facebook.com/NoToDogMeat

Our small charity relies on donations to help us with our global lobbying campaigns as well as helping shelters to look after hundreds of rescued dogs and cats, if anyone is able to help, our simple form makes it easy to send a single amount of your choosing

thank you so much 

https://www.notodogmeat.com/donate.php

The original facebook post from our Egyptian friends is herehttps://www.facebook.com/sousa.koka009/videos/pcb.2107328952682045/2107326576015616/?type=3&theater WARNING graphic video. 

by Julia de Cadenet

Cat Infected with The Plague

January 2019, Wyoming Department of Health have confirmed a cat has been infected with the plague.

Tests at University of Wyoming and Wyoming State Veterinary Labs, show that this is the third case of cat plague in Wyoming in the last 6 months. State health officer and epidemiologist Dr Alexia Harrist states:

“Plague is a serious bacterial infection that can be deadly for pets and people if not treated as soon as possible with antibiotics,” “The disease can be passed to humans from sick animals and by fleas coming from infected animals. We are letting people know of the potential threat in the cat’s home area as well as across the state.”

“While the disease is rare in humans, plague occurs naturally in the western United States in areas where rodents and their fleas become infected.”

https://health.wyo.gov/plague-confirmed-in-johnson-county-cat

This is very worrying indeed especially if the disease re-awakens in Asia, that fact that so many cats in Asia are eaten, means there is risk of transmitting the disease over to humans. Please help us spread the word!

In the meantime we shall be relaying this information over to the World Animal Health Organization, in the hope that they speak to the Chinese Government. Please sign our pledge.

Follow us on Facebook where there are many ways you can help us end the barbaric cat meat and dog meat trade of Asia

by Julia de Cadenet