Boknal: Did You Know?
Explore Boknal, Korea’s annual dog meat tradition. Learn about the practices, beliefs, and controversies surrounding this event and the dog meat trade.
Boknal: Korea’s Notorious Dog Meat Tradition
Explore Boknal: South Korean tradition’s controversial start on July 16th, 2020, celebrating summer with dog meat-based stews and tonics.
5K Freedom Walk for the Voiceless!
Guest Article by Kris Choi We are ecstatic to report that our inaugural 5K Freedom Walk was an incredible success!
FKD Freedom Walk and Picnic
Join our inaugural 5K Freedom Walk by Free Korean Dogs. Unite to end dog suffering. Choose your pace – walk 1K or the full 5K route. All abilities welcome.
Gupo Dog Meat Market Finally Shut Down
Triumph for animal activists: Gupo Dog meat market closed through historic negotiations. 85 rescued dogs await adoption after successful shutdown.
The Dog Culture in Korea: Why We Should Care
Contrasting Korean and Canadian dog cultures: Boknal, dog meat, puppy mills persist. Perceptions differ, shaping interaction and protection laws.
The Three Hottest Days and Dog Meat Soup in Korea
Chobok, Joongbok, and Malbok: Korean summer days for dog meat soup. Tradition meets myths about stamina. Explore the cultural perspective.
Be the Change You Wish to See in the World: Toronto Protest
Advocacy, awareness, and adoption shine in this year’s protest. 20+ Korean rescues, touching stories, and musical tribute showcase Free Korean Dogs’ mission.
A Huge Milestone: Killing Dogs for Meat is Illegal
Historic South Korean court ruling deems dog meat slaughter illegal, inching towards total consumption ban.
Winter Olympics Highlights Dog Meat Trade
Canadian Olympian Meagan Duhamel takes on the Korean dog meat trade spotlight at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, advocating against dog abuse.
Letter from a Flight Volunteer
Become a flight courier for Free Korean Dogs like me. A fulfilling experience helping dogs like Tongki and Barny find forever homes.
Dog Meat Farming Research Released
South Korea is the only country engaged in high-volume dog farming for human consumption. New research shows the true scale of the issue.
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