The Dominion Post reported on August 16th, “Wellington bureaucrats may have made a dog's breakfast out of dog meat ahead of Deputy Mayor Jill Day's looming visit to South Korea. Wellington City Council staffers have checked with Seoul officials that neither dog nor cat would be on the menu during her trip.
But this may have been a political faux pas, according to Korean-born Kiwi Simon Park, founder and chief executive of Immigration Trust.” Click here to read: https://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/106309144/councillors-do-not-eat-dogs--wellington-city-councils-curious-memo
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- http://koreandogs.org/friendship-city-campaign-seoul-south-korea-wellington-new-zealand/
- http://koreandogs.org/campaign-update-seoul-wellington-sign-memorandum-closer-ties/
We thank the Deputy Mayor Day for raising this issue with the Seoul government and hope the Wellington City Council will continue urging Seoul to end the gruesome and cruel trade immediately.
Watch live videos from one of countless illegal slaughterhouses in South Korea:
http://koreandogs.org/care-press-conference-exposing-seongnam-taepyeong-dong-illegal-dog-slaughterhouses/
Call for action: Seoul, South Korea, Shut down the illegal dog meat farms, slaughterhouses and markets. Click here to take action: http://koreandogs.org/seoul/
Thank you!
Compassion Through Action!
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What you can do: http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/contacts-for-protest/sample-protest-letter/
Call the South Korean Embassy and Consulate General Offices in your country: http://koreandogs.org/call-south-korean-embassy