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South Korea Court Case Rules That it is Illegal to Kill Dogs for Food

In South Korea, the slaughter of dogs is currently illegal. In April this year Animal rights organization Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) “Took legal action…“when a farmer was accused of “Poor hygienic conditions and harming animals without a proper reason.” The man was convicted and fined, but not only that the court ruled that “food was not a proper reason for slaughtering canines.

“Humane society International has improved lot in this cause. 1,800 dogs were rescued, and 15 dog meat farms have been closed according to Good News Network.Surveys show that 70% of south Koreans won’t eat dog meat in the future. The eating of dog meat is declining most in younger people. lot of this decline is caused by decreasing profits and “societal shame.

 The Organization HSI/Korea says they’ll “… continue working with the government and will support farmers who no longer want to work in the dog meat trade… “

When reading the articleI thought about how they would lose a lot of money but HSI/Korea is actually helping these companies closed down and one is being turned into a park, which I thought was interesting. Its good they help the leading businesses but what about the little ones? I think this is a proper cause, but I ponder why dogs but not cows. How are dogs more important than cows and other animals registered as livestock, is it Fair?Comment down bellow and share your thoughts!

Capital City of South Korea Has Finally Been Declared Dog Slaughter-Free Since Last Farmers Agreed to Switch Careers

 

 

 

 

 

 

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