Click to read: http://www.usnews.com/news/offbeat/articles/2015/03/07/well-wishing-s-korean-offers-dog-meet-to-injured-us-envoy A well-wishing South Korean man tried to offer dog meat to injured U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert, who is recovering from an attack by a knife-wielding anti-U.S. activist, hospital officials said Saturday. The man, who looked to be in his 70s, arrived at Seoul's Severance Hospital Friday morning with a package that he said was dog meat and seaweed soup, according to an official who didn't want to be named because he wasn't authorized to speak to the media. The man asked the food to be delivered to Lippert to help him heal, but the hospital rejected the food because of rules for patients' health and security, the official said. South Koreans commonly offer dog meat to patients recovering from surgery based on old beliefs that it helps heal wounds. A dog lover, Lippert, 42, had been regularly seen walking his basset hound, Grigsby, near his residence in Seoul before the attack on Thursday It left him with deep gashes on his face and arm and damaged tendons and nerves. Click to continue: http://www.usnews.com/news/offbeat/articles/2015/03/07/well-wishing-s-korean-offers-dog-meet-to-injured-us-envoy -------------------------------- Please pick up your phone and lend your voice today to the millions of Korean dogs living in utter nightmare only to be slaughtered in most torturous ways! Call the South Korean Embassy and Consulate General’s Offices in your country today! http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/contacts-for-protest/call-south-korean-embassy/ Call the most influential and famous South Korean, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon today and ask for his help in ending the terrible atrocity perpetrated in his own country! http://koreandogs.org/contact-unsg-ki-moon-ban/ Thank you! Koreandogs.org Compassion Through Action Homepage: http://koreandogs.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/koreandogs Twitter: https://twitter.com/Koreandogs Petitions: http://koreandogs.org/petitions/ Call for Action: http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/call-for-action/