FDM Rescuing Dogs In Critical Need

Between July 1st, 2023 to June 30th, 2024 Fight Dog Meat stayed vigilant to help animals in critical need. We continued to rescue dogs and cats, as well as local wildlife in Australia.

In Vietnam we rescued dogs who had escaped cruel dog slaughterhouses. Poor dogs had their mouths bound tightly shut, leaving them unable to eat or drink for weeks (or until death for dogs who escaped into heavy jungle.)

Most of the dogs also had advanced blood parasites which become fatal if not treated in time. Blood parasites are a tick borne illness and the number one killer of dogs across Vietnam.

Most of our rescue dog meat dogs in Vietnam also have advanced blood parasites. If not treated in time this quickly becomes a fatal illness; resulting in organ failure and bleeding out.

Blood parasites are a tick borne illness and the number one killer of dogs across Vietnam.

In the photo above you can see Toby today, second from the left. We rescued him on the brink of him bleeding out. He couldn’t even stand up. Today he’s a happy little boy in our rehabilitation program. We are preparing him to be eligible for adoption as a pet.

From left to right the dogs in the above photo are: Angus, Toby, Rusty and Richie. All are available for adoption as loving pets.

Fight Dog Meat will continue to bring you reports from dog and cat meat countries and the wonderful work their rescuers are doing despite no animal protection laws. Turning away or sitting quietly does not end the trade. We’ll keep exposing what is taking place to these animals. We’re helping local volunteers have a louder voice on a world platform. Ultimately it’s the voice of the country’s own people whom their government will eventually be forced to listen to, for positive change for animals.

Thank you for reading,

Michele Brown
Founder,
Fight Dog Meat.