We started rescuing dogs from the Chinese meat industry in 2019. Since then, we have expanded our rescue to the Ghanaian and Nigerian dog meat markets.
We have also partnered with rescues in Hungary to help and save dogs from kill shelters. You can donate to our cause below:
This Christmas you can help support our animals while you shop.
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16/06/2024
Lillian had her knee surgery on Thursday. She’s doing well but has a long road of recovery ahead of her.
If you can help in anyway please donate to our just giving page.
02/04/2024
One of our volunteers is selling a number of her items and donations on Vinted to raise money for us.
All proceeds will go to funding Lillian’s surgery.
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Merry Christmas from our U.K. foster dogs. 🎄
All these cuties are looking for their new homes. Message us for more information.
Pic 1 and 2: Lillian and Clarabelle- bonded pair
Pic 3: Aine and Erin- bonded pair
Pic 4: Ruby
Pic 5: Xena
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I have been fighting against DCMT for years. Signing petitions, calling and emailing MPs and embassies. But in November 2018 I learned about the Hangzhou incident that has shocked me so much that I decided that all dogs got to get out off China kind of right now.
Although, it isn’t in my power to save all dogs getting tortured on daily basis (and all animals in China really) but I will give it a go. Even if we manage to save a few it will bring me so much joy that I can’t describe.
So please follow my page for updates and don’t think that all Chinese people are bad. Lots of good Chinese fighting to end this horrific trade and it is really hard for them. Without any animal welfare laws they are risking their own lives in some cases. And they see in real life (not just from pictures and videos like us, foreigners) all the horrors I could probably not bear.
I’ve also set up an Auction group under the same name to raise funds for dog and cat rescues in China and for sterilisation programs to start with. Also, I would like to try and get some of these misfortuned dogs adopted abroad.
