Our Work
Since the establishment of Free Korean Dogs in 2015, we have shut down three dog meat farms and rescued over 250 dogs raised for meat consumption. Additionally, more than 2,000 dogs have been saved from puppy mills, high-kill shelters, and at-risk situations through our collaboration in Korea.
2022: Siheung Dog Farm Shutdown
In our largest dog meat operation shutdown to date, we have successfully secured the safety and possession of 101 dogs from a dog meat farm in Siheung, Korea.
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2018: Dangjin Dog Farm Shutdown
On September 1, 2018, Free Korean Dogs officially took possession of a dog meat farm operation in Dangjin, Korea, and rescued a total of 83 dogs from slaughter.
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2016: Jeongju Dog Farm Shutdown
With a massive amount of collaboration and hard work, the dog farm in Jeonju has been completely destroyed forever. All the dogs have been sent to the US, and most have already been adopted.
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Rescue Stories
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A Mission to Save Another 100 Lives
110 dogs were rescued from a city pound, and now they have a second chance at life, filled with love, care, and hope for a brighter future
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Commitment in Action: Our Annual Visit to Korea
Join Free Korean Dogs as they share their inspiring journey and updates on rescue efforts in Korea, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of their mission.
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Anseong Dog Meat Farm Rescues
21 Dosa dogs rescued from a dog meat farm in Anseong City now await loving homes. These gentle puppies are healthy, affectionate, and ready for adoption soon.
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The Heartwarming Rescues from a Puppy Mill in Namyangju
Discover heartwarming adoption stories of Korean rescue dogs finding their forever homes in the US and Canada. Join us in celebrating their journeys!
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The Ban on Dog Meat Trade and Its Challenges in South Korea
Explore the Korean dog meat trade: Learn about the recent ban and progress in animal welfare in Korea.
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South Korea Moves to Ban Dog Meat Trade
South Korea’s plan to ban the dog meat trade by 2027, signals a significant shift in animal welfare and cultural attitudes.
