Common customer questions:

What Is The Dog Meat Trade? And why is the dog meat trade a problem in today's world?

Well, in the Western world and Europe, dogs are mostly seen as companion animals, kept as friendly family pets. They can have other roles, too, like hunting or farm dogs, guide dogs, police dogs, and so on. In general, however, we see these creatures as our friends. They're famed for their loving, caring, and sociable nature and studies have shown that dog owners actually tend to live longer and happier lives, thanks to the presence of their canine chums. However, in other parts of the world, in countries such as China, South Korea, Vietnam, and Ghana, dogs are seen in a very different light. In these parts of the world and others, it's quite normal for dogs to be killed for their meat, just like farm animals such as chickens and cows.

On the face of it, there's not necessarily anything wrong with that, as various animals are raised and grown for their meat, and different countries and cultures can view certain animals differently. However, when you look more closely at the specifics of the dog meat trade across Asia and Africa, you start to see the real horrors of this issue and understand why so many animal lovers and organizations are working to end it.

What is being done about the dog meat trade in Ghana, China, South Korea and other parts of Africa?

Dogmeatsurvivor is one of the leading global organizations working in countries across Africa and Asia to end the cruel dog and cat meat trade. We provide funding to train officials for improved enforcement of laws; help local partner groups on the ground with veterinary and shelter care for confiscated animals; raise global awareness of the suffering involved in illegal dog theft...

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