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The Shocking and Inhumane Treatment of Dogs in Modern Day China

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The purpose of this article  is to document and highlight the current inhumane and abusive treatment of dogs in The Peoples Republic of China, with the hope that worldwide knowledge and attention will support and assist the Chinese people in securing adequate and necessary animal welfare protection.

Everyday, countless thousands of dogs (many former pets) are inhumanely caged, beaten, tortured, killed and butchered, often times publically, to feed the Chinese demand for dog meat. This activity occurs, while simultaneously three quarters of the Chinese population have indicated a desire for improved animal welfare protections and an end to the dog meat industry. Pet ownership in China has also increased dramatically, in recent years.

 

 Zhongshan Night Market in Nanning 
Zhongshan Night Market in Nanning

Please note: I am not a member of any group, or political organization and I have no agenda, other than to do what I can in improving the welfare of dogs and animals. I especially feel strongly committed, to protecting and improving the welfare of companion animals, who are completely dependent on humans for their care and well-being. This is the path of personal, as well as social responsibility and what I as one person can do and contribute.

This has been a very difficult article for me to build, because of the fact that I love dogs and I'm a lifelong pet owner. To actually witness the facts of their pain and suffering in modern day China is unsettling and disturbing, to say the least! Hopefully, it will prove beneficial in the long-run

 

Dog for dinner
 Dog for dinner   Author - Ernst Poulsen
 
 
 
dogs in cages
 

Dogs are often caged tightly and kept in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions until butchered.Dogs are purposely slaughtered in front of other dogs, to increase their fear and stress level- as this is supposed to enhance the flavor and increase the adrenaline in their meat, which according to Chinese folklore, boosts virility. Actual physical torture and bleeding them out slowly, are other routine methods used for this purpose.

Dogs are frequently kept in cages outside of restaurants and markets until selected for slaughter, at which time, it is common for this to occur in public view, right on the street.

 

Street market in Xi'an
                                            Street market in Xi'an    Author - gefafwisp

 

Dog meat
 
This is three different ways of eating dog. From left, some fried meat with vegetables. In the middle the classic dog hot pot, and to the right, dog ribs. 

 

 

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