No Dogs Left Behind

The dog meat trade is bad for people, awful for dogs, and bad for governments. It causes extreme cruelty to animals, social upheaval, and even murder.  The Need to End the Dog Meat Trade   Check out possible reasons that indicate why there’s a need to stop the dog meat trade:  1. Meat Dogs Aren't Raised On Farms; they’re Stolen   Despite the anticipated slaughter of 10 million dogs each year, authorized inspectors were unable to locate a single large-scale meat dog breeding operation in the country. According to the report, no large-scale, intensive 'meat dog' breeding takes place in China. The majority of dogs that wind up on the dinner table are beloved domestic canines that have been kidnapped from their owners or trapped stray dogs. As vigilante companion animal guardians combat the thieves, the theft is creating social turmoil and even human deaths. Many non-profit organizations stand shoulder to side with animal lovers who have lost much-loved family members to an unn

Many dogs are stolen family pets caught on the streets unlawfully. They are jammed into cages and bags once they have been apprehended. Their mouths are tied shut, and they are crammed in so close together that they can scarcely move. They then have to travel vast distances on the backs of bicycles or in overloaded trucks.    Before they reach the marketplaces, slaughterhouses, and restaurants they're supposed to serve, many die of asphyxia, thirst, or heatstroke. Those that make it to the slaughterhouse will have to witness as other canines are slaughtered in front of them while they wait their time. It's high time people should pay attention to  end the dog meat trade   and allow those innocent pets to enjoy life too.       Millions of dogs are transferred each year to satisfy the demands for canine meat. The statewide investigations exposed the cruel methods of capturing, transport, and killing, as well as the enormous misery endured by millions of dogs every year.