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Challenge South Korea to END Dog/Cat meat consumption OR BOYCOTT Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics
www.causes.com In S. Korea, dog meat industry is estimated at $2 billion that results in the annual slaughter of over 2.5 million dogs, served in upwards of 20,000 restaurants nationwide. That’s about 7,000 dogs slaughtered every single day. It is estimated that over 100,000 tons of dog meat is consumed annually,…

5 Heartwarming Stories That Prove Dog Is Man’s Best Friend
mashable.com Check out these amazing stories of loyalty and friendship between people and their furry companions.

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Ask South Korea’s New President To Stand Up For All Dogs
"Send a polite message to President Park on Facebook and/or Twitter, asking her to expand her love for her new canine companions to include all dogs in South Korea by banning the horrific dog meat trade, completely and permanently." https://www.facebook.com/ghpark.korea https://twitter.com/GH_PARK Ask South Korea's New President To Stand Up For All Dogsanimalconnectionac.wordpress.comIs South Korea's new…

With the new president, it’s a new day! Time to ramp up our campaign.
Timeline PhotosIt is also the salvation of humanity as well.

Korean Jindo
Korean Jindo DogThe Korean Jindo Dog is a breed of hunting dog known to have originated on Jindo Island in South Korea. Brought to the US with Korean immigrants, it is celebrated in its native land for its fierce loyalty and brave nature. The Jindo breed became recognized by the United Kennel Club on January…

Ugly Jindo dogs sent to dog meat restaurants?
Send ugly Jindo dogs to dog meat restaurants?koreandogs.orgSymbol of our nation, Jindo dogs. Although Jindo dogs have been maintaining its status as the national dog with government assistance, in reality driven by the trend of excessive national support and industrialization so many Jindo dogs are culled branded as “substandard” dogs. Dogs that are not pur…
