Vietnam: Fight Dog Meat Helped Close A Cat Butcher Down Fantastic news! The cat trader and cat butcher in Quan Binh Tan, Saigon, has quit being a cat butcher and quit selling and killing cats after she saw the world wide outrage at her for what she did for a living, in the international news […]
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Vietnam: Vietnam’s Cat Rescuer Quyen Vietnam’s animal rescuers do amazing work in a communist country which offers them no support through laws or regulations. By law they’re forbidden from speaking out or protesting in the streets. Vietnam’s animal rescuers are mostly unknown and under-appreciated. They’re financially broke and suffer bouts of depression at the helplessness […]
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China: People Eating Female Cat Placentas In Zhejiang Mother cats in Zhejiang are used to deliver litters of kittens so cat vendors can take the mother cat’s placentas and sell them for human consumption under the banner of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Local Zhejiang residents believe eating female cat placentas are good for their children’s health. […]
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Vietnam: Mimi’s Shelter For Dogs And Cats In Saigon This young lady, Mimi, is a well respected animal rescuer in Saigon who runs her own animal shelter, which includes rescued dog meat dogs. She has 86 dogs including three paralyzed dogs, and 31 cats, including two paralyzed cats, an Iguana and some chickens. Every day […]
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Vietnam: Cat Meat For Christmas In Vietnam Christians in Vietnam justify eating cat meat for Christmas by pointing out cats are naturally clean which adds to their flavor. Christmas is one of the busiest times of the year for dog and cat meat butchers in Vietnam, supplying orders to churches, parishioners, restaurants and individuals. Many […]
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China: Rescued! Cat Meat Cats Now Safe A loaded truck full of cat meat cats was intercepted in Nanjing, China. Police were called to the scene as local animal rescuers gathered to point out the large number of stolen pet cats entombed in the iron cages, still wearing their house collars. Many friendly stray cats were […]
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