Monday, April 23, 2018

KoreanDogs.org. Cheonan, S. Korea, Friendship city with Prince George’s County

Twitter: .@fastcheonansi .@echungnam .@PGCCouncilMedia .@CountyExecBaker Plz Urge Friendship City Cheonan, Korea-Stop the torture and eating of dogs and cats https://goo.gl/FBgjMm
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Subject: Cheonan, S. Korea, Friendship city with Prince George’s County
 
To: countyexecutive@co.pg.md.us; dmglaros@co.pg.md.us; CouncilDistrict1@co.pg.md.us; DLTaveras@co.pg.md.us; District4@co.pg.md.us; councildistrict5@co.pg.md.us; CouncilDistrict6@co.pg.md.us; CouncilDistrict7@co.pg.md.us; Councildistrict8@co.pg.md.us; MFranklin@co.pg.md.us;
 
Dear County Executive Baker,
dear County Council members:
 
Cheonan, S. Korea, became Friendship city with Prince George’s County in 2017.
 
The horrific dog-meat trade and consumption is currently being practiced in that city, regardless of the fact that it is illegal under South Korean Law –  the laws are simply not enforced!
The dog and cat meat trades involve extreme and widespread animal cruelty, and the animals suffer unimaginable pain and distress under deliberate torture.
 
We ask you to please watch the videos of South Korea’s dog meat industry (warning, shocking images) :
 
 
These poor creatures cannot speak for themselves which is why I am writing on their behalf.
 
I believe that your city wishes to be made aware of this ongoing issue as well, and not want to be affiliated with a city where illegal and immoral torture is being carried out on any animal, and particularly not on those that are loyal, trusting and sentient creatures, which look up to us humans as being their guardians.
 
These illegal trades are still being allowed to continue by S. Korean authorities – even though there is a large growing opposition from pet owners across South Korea, and throughout the world.
 
So, I am asking you to please speak with your counterparts in Cheonan, especially Mayor Bon-Yeong Gu, to urge them to enforce their own laws, not ignore them, and to show compassion towards their companion animals, and respect to their own citizens, by bringing these brutal trades finally to an end!
 
South Korea may have beautiful, admirable and noble practices and customs worth preserving, but this is not one of them!
 
Thank you for your time and understanding.
Please let me know how you feel about this so often concealed subject, thank you.
 

Sincerely:

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