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As an undercover investigator on a U.S. fur farm, Rod Coronado had an epiphany that changed his life. He needed footage that would generate negative publicity for the fur industry, and he finally got... read more
Wondering what you can do to get involved helping animals in Korea? Here's a short list to get you started:
Adopt
By choosing to adopt instead of buying from a pet shop or breeder, you give a... read more
Some of the most common reasons foreigners in Korea have for giving up a pet include not having enough time, complaints from landlords or neighbours, and the cost of travelling home. Many of these... read more