Sign The Petition Against The Yulin Dog Meat Festival

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The Festival of Cruelty

Thousands of dogs, many of them stolen pets, are captured and transported over long distances under horrific conditions to Yulin, a city in China�s Guangxi province. There, they�re held in crowded cages without food or water until they are killed. Often, they are beaten and their throats are slit in front of other terrified animals. Most Chinese citizens reject this practice, and we�re committed to supporting them in changing their laws.

Last year, thanks to overwhelming international pressure, Yulin authorities announced that they would not support the festival. The result was a subdued event and fewer dogs slaughtered. More recently, the authorities have claimed that the festival wouldn�t happen this year, but preparations for a mass dog slaughter are underway despite this statement.

Please sign our petition now to show Chinese officials that the international community is outraged by this carnage!

Join the hundreds of thousands of other advocates who have taken action against the Yulin Dog Meat Festival. Please sign the petition now !!!

Sign the petition against the Yulin Dog Meat Festival

Thousands of dogs, many of them stolen pets, are captured and transported over long distances under horrific conditions. Once in Yulin, a city in China’s Guangxi province, they�re held in crowded cages without food or water until they are killed. Often, they are beaten and their throats are slit in�

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Thousands of dogs, many of them stolen pets, are captured and transported over long distances under horrific conditions. Once in Yulin, a city in China’s Guangxi province, they�re held in crowded cages without food or water until they are killed. Often, they are beaten and their throats are slit in�

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Though the Society is sometimes compelled to put down an animal, our work covers a much more wider scope of rescuing, rehabilitating, healing and re-homing the animals.

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