This truly horrible and criminal act cannot go without further investigation and direct action! Please help us to draw attention to this case by taking actions.

We call for a thorough investigation and for the severe punishment for the criminals who murdered dogs with deadly pesticides.

Early morning last March 1, Busan Gangseo District police arrested two suspects accused of using food coated with deadly methomyl pesticide in order to lure and then murder large dogs in order to sell their dead bodies. The police have requested an arrest warrant for one of these two suspects for various crimes including animal protection law violation and grand larceny.

The police have found at least 6 cases in which these suspects have targeted large dogs, especially Jindo and Sapsal breeds, tied up in people’s yards. The suspects would toss meat coated with deadly methomyl pesticide to these dogs, and then, when the dogs consumed the meat and collapsed, the suspects would load the dogs into their car and flee.

These suspects, who purchased such deadly pesticide to murder these dogs and to sell their bodies to an unidentified person were found to have made a profit of about 2,000,000 KRW. The police have not yet been able to identify to whom these dog bodies have been sold and how these bodies are being used.

✍ Click to learn more and take actions: http://koreandogs.org/pesticides-dog-murder/

✍ Sign and share our petition:  https://www.change.org/p/busan-gangseo-district-police-busan-korea-severe-punishment-for-the-criminals-who-murdered-dogs-with-deadly-pesticides

Please take action and send your petition through epeople today. If they have to address and respond to hundreds, thousands or hundreds of thousands of petitions on this issue; then perhaps they will finally be put under enough pressure to take action to bring this horrific animal cruelty to an end. Click here to submit your petition on epeople: ✍ https://www.epeople.go.kr/jsp/user/on/eng/intro01.paid
Thank you!

Photo:  Dead dogs in South Korea's dog meat farms. 

Compassion Through Action!
Homepage: http://koreandogs.org/
Petitions: http://koreandogs.org/petitions/
What you can do: http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/
Call the South Korean Embassy and Consulate General Offices in your country: http://koreandogs.org/call-south-korean-embassy