Dogs rescued from butcher in the Philippines

Ralexa wrote:

JAIL FOR HUMANS,FREEDOM FOR DOGS.
https://community.hsus.org/campaign/hsi_ph_do...
The big beef I have is with posters like you who obviously hates women,Americans,AND white people. My last husband was Peruvian btw. I will respond as long as you.

Sammy wrote:

http://www.hsus.org/hsi/confro nting_cruelty/philippines_dog_ meat/raid_and_rescue_1709.html
help the people help the dogs

Go Blue wrote:

Same stuff, different day.....

darkentity wrote:

manila mike, i have seen dog eaters and they dont have to scrounge for food.

ManilaMike wrote:

It's amazing that people who HAVE NEVER BEEN in the Philippines are protesting the treatment of dogs here. Once again, I have never seen a dog being served - I have lived in the Philippines for five years and travelled extensively throughout the islands. Yet, I would not begrudge someone here from doing it. WHen you live on less than a dollar a day and have to scrounge for food for your family, protein takes many forms. The arrogance of some who have never had to worry about going hungry is astounding.
Shut the f-ck up.

CaninesRus wrote:

<quoted text>The Philippines is a tropical country. there is an abundance of fruit and vegetables there.
http://www.hsus.org/hsi/confronting_cruelty/p...
Last year, a dog named Brown-Brown was rescued from a truck bound for Benguet's dog slaughterhouses during an HSI-led seizure. Brown-Brown immediately captured the attention of his rescuers, and despite the horrific ordeal he had just experienced, displayed a friendly and docile nature which made him an ideal candidate for adoption.
You Can Help
Write to the mayor of Baguio City, a notorious hotspot for dog meat.
Make a donation to support HSI's efforts to end this cruel trade for good.
The Philippine Animal Welfare Society, an HSI Animal Advocate, placed Brown-Brown at the PAWS Animal Rehabilitation Center to recover. He found a permanent home shortly after with Rhea Oropilla, a preschool teacher and PAWS volunteer. Renamed Adonis, he became a certified therapy dog and joined PAWS' Dr. Dog program.
The people from the Philippines WANT this to stop for the people and the animals. It is illegal

CaninesRus wrote:

<quoted text>The Philippines is a tropical country. there is an abundance of fruit and vegetables there.

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Harri wrote:

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It doesn't come for free. People living in remote or mountainous regions take what they can get to suppliment their diets.
Who are you to tell them what meat they can eat?
You who never have to worry where your next meal is coming from...

bobby the g wrote:

<quoted text>Let's let the dogs eat you, you pos!

CaninesRus wrote:

<quoted text>The Philippines is a tropical country. there is an abundance of fruit and vegetables there.
http://www.hsus.org/hsi/confronting_cruelty/p...
Last year, a dog named Brown-Brown was rescued from a truck bound for Benguet's dog slaughterhouses during an HSI-led seizure. Brown-Brown immediately captured the attention of his rescuers, and despite the horrific ordeal he had just experienced, displayed a friendly and docile nature which made him an ideal candidate for adoption.
You Can Help
Write to the mayor of Baguio City, a notorious hotspot for dog meat.
Make a donation to support HSI's efforts to end this cruel trade for good.
The Philippine Animal Welfare Society, an HSI Animal Advocate, placed Brown-Brown at the PAWS Animal Rehabilitation Center to recover. He found a permanent home shortly after with Rhea Oropilla, a preschool teacher and PAWS volunteer. Renamed Adonis, he became a certified therapy dog and joined PAWS' Dr. Dog program.
The people from the Philippines WANT this to stop for the people and the animals. It is illegal