06-21-2021, 04:43 PM
Yes it is that time of year again and the festival is happening. In spite of the pandemic and in spite of the government being against it, many dogs will be killed and eaten.
Activist groups are there in Yulin working to save as many animals as they can, but sadly many dogs will be cruelly killed and eaten.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15339120/d...rus-eaten/
There are still years more work before this can be stopped. Dog meat is increasingly being rejected by the younger generations, but it will take time to change things enough to stop this. Each year the festival declines, but still it goes on. We just have to keep pushing so that one day there is no Yulin festival.
Some day there will be no dog meat industry. Until then we have to keep pushing against it and keep spreading the word. Public opinion is powerful. It may be the only force that stops this kind of cruelty. Government bans certainly are not helping.
Activist groups are there in Yulin working to save as many animals as they can, but sadly many dogs will be cruelly killed and eaten.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15339120/d...rus-eaten/
There are still years more work before this can be stopped. Dog meat is increasingly being rejected by the younger generations, but it will take time to change things enough to stop this. Each year the festival declines, but still it goes on. We just have to keep pushing so that one day there is no Yulin festival.
Some day there will be no dog meat industry. Until then we have to keep pushing against it and keep spreading the word. Public opinion is powerful. It may be the only force that stops this kind of cruelty. Government bans certainly are not helping.
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Catherine
