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We are the largest and most effective animal rights organization in South Korea.
We rescue abused and abandoned animals, run two adoption centers and three no-kill shelters, campaign for and defend animal rights, report on animal rights and welfare related issues, and promote a cruelty-free lifestyle.
US House of Representatives Passes ‘Dog and Cat Meat Trade Prohibition Act’
On September 12th, 2018, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the ‘Dog and Cat Meat Trade Prohibition Act 2017.’
Lina, Seriously Injured in Car Accident
A dog who a neighbor had been giving food to for 2 years was hit by a car. The dog could not sit down and was bleeding from her nose.
A Farewell to Tongki
It is with great sadness that we report that Tongki, the sole remaining captive polar bear in South Korea, died at 6 p.m. on October 17th in Everland theme park in Seoul. He was 24 years old.
Joining Forces with Asiana for Overseas Adoption
We ally with Asiana Airlines to attract more flight volunteers. Special privileges, such as free additional baggage checks and use of the Asiana lounge, will be offered.
Petiquette Training Improves Students’ Attitudes
For the last 3 months, students in grades 3-6 at Yang Pyeong Elementary School took part in our “Discovering Petiquette” workshop. We have received feedback from parents that they have noticed changes in their children’s attitudes towards animals.
Yet More Donations in Kind from our Supporters
Even more donations-in-kind arrive at our adoption centers from our ever more amazing supporters.
More Donations-in-kind from our Wonderful Supporters
Here are more donations-in-kind from our wonderful supporters. All will be put to good use.
Thank You to…So Many of You!
We’ve had so many in-kind donations this week that we have no choice but present our thanks as a photo gallery.
Including Your Dog in Your First-Time Home Buying Plans
Recently, millennials have made headlines for increasingly embarking on homeownership for reasons slightly different than previous generations. While buying a home has long been associated with growing families, younger generations are seeking homes because of their dogs. Now, more than ever, dogs are factored into a family’s house hunting plans.
[Update III] Hanam Emergency Dog Rescue (Part D)
Here’s the final installment of the brief report on some of the dogs that were rescued, are being fostered, and have been adopted from the Hanam rescue site.
[Update III] Hanam Emergency Dog Rescue (Part C)
Here is the next installment of the Hanam update. We have another four dogs that our generous donors and volunteers helped rescue.
[Update III] Hanam Emergency Dog Rescue (Part B)
Here we have the second installment of our Hanam site update, with brief reports on five more of the dogs rescued from that place.
Thank You PetInLife, Natural Core, Yakult Korea
This week, we would like to thank PetInLife, Natural Core, and Yakult Korea for their continued support of our mission and education programs.
[Update III] Hanam Emergency Dog Rescue (Part A)
Here, we have updates on a number of dogs that you (Yes, you! You know who you are!) helped rescue by supporting both our activities to manage the situation and to reimburse the vet fees of the volunteers.
Thank You Dongkuk University International Language School, Wooriga Pharmaceuticals, Fans of Yo-seob Yang
Thank You Dongkuk University International Language School, Wooriga Pharmaceuticals, Fans of Yo-seob Yang
Hot Off the Press
- US House of Representatives Passes ‘Dog and Cat Meat Trade Prohibition Act’
October 22nd, 2018 - Lina, Seriously Injured in Car Accident
October 21st, 2018 - A Farewell to Tongki
October 20th, 2018
Recent Updates
- US House of Representatives Passes ‘Dog and Cat Meat Trade Prohibition Act’
October 22nd, 2018 - Lina, Seriously Injured in Car Accident
October 21st, 2018 - A Farewell to Tongki
October 20th, 2018
