Stop the Yulin dog slaughter - petition.

Each year in Yulin/China, thousands of innocent dogs are being slaughtered to end up on Chinese plates. as part of a "ritual".


This petition needs a lot more signatures in order for it to reach the required level to receive the attention of the Yulin/Chinese government. Please sign, and please pass it on to as many people as possible.


http://www.care2.com/go/z/20977846


Thank you.

Please continue to sign everyone.

There is only a couple of days left to sign now to save thousands of dogs from the ritual slaughter that takes place each year.

Due to public outrage, the ritual was cancelled a few years ago, and if enough people sign this petition, hopefully it will be over for good.



I'm really suprised that this thread has had over 30 views, but no-one has replied to this - considering that this is a website full of dog lovers, who would do everything to protect their own loved dogs from any kind of fate similar to this.

Maybe folks have been signing but just not replying on here(?)

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I have signed and hope this helps to stop this horrific slaughter .

Signed - hope you soon more than reach your target.

Have signed to.

Signed and shared on FB

Only 45 needed to reach 127k.

Signed

Thank you so much guys.

The person who started this petition has extended the deadline, and upped the target in the hope of getting even MORE signatures - the more overwhelming and powerful the response the better.
So please sign if you haven't already, and if you have any friends or family who you could ask/email the link to, that would be great.



If you have already signed, you can help even more by signing HSI's (Humane Society International) petition against the Yulin dog slaughter aswell:

https://action.hsi.org/ea-action/act...forwarded=true

On the HSI's petition page, you can actually see some pictures of the poor dogs that are put through this horrific abuse.


Thank you again all.

I have heard that China often uses dogs as food items. I see it as no worse than us eating cows and other animals for nourishment. Different culture is all. I'd never eat a dog because I consider them pets.

I also understand and know for a fact that animals butchered for food are not usually treated kindly (for they are commodities) and their throats are often slit while they are still alive etc. in America and other "refined" cultures, as well.

I hate seeing animals treated cruelly, but I refuse to judge these people without judging the meat market as a whole. I also see people judging Asians and being racist in these "signatures".