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Dog Spotlight: Adi
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Today we wanted to highlight one of our special rescue dogs, an older poodle named Adi, who some readers may remember from some of our social media posts. Adi was rescued from an owner who regularly beat and tortured her. Hearing Adi’s constant crying, a neighbor had begged the owner to let her take Adi. When he refused, the neighbor ended up stealing her and bringing her to our shelter…

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Marlene & Her Friends: Hopeful Canadian Arrivals
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Despite import restrictions and COVID regulations, we were fortunate to have had multiple successful rescue missions from November last year through until April. We were definitely looking forward to giving more of our precious dogs their happily ever after, come the end of Summer. And things were looking up further with the lifting of the US import ban…

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Brothers and Sisters Rehomed in Canada
Yi Ping LaiComment

After the first family we had adopted out to Canada (which you can read all about here!), we were lucky enough to get another little family perfectly situated over there. This time it was a family of four dogs - Ozzy (formerly Keke), Bao Bao, Jen Jen and Akela (formerly known as Bei Bei), and their mother, Sugar, who had been rescued during the harsh Beijing Winter…

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March Rescue Mission
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Thankfully, our next rescue mission in March was a little less chaotic! This time, we had 21 dogs coming into Vancouver, with zero floods included. Our only real hiccup came in the form of custom delays once the dogs touched down in Vancouver, meaning that some the families had to wait longer before they could collect their dog…

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A Family Rehomed 🏠🇨🇦
Yi Ping LaiComment

In recent months, we’ve had a whole family of 5 of our dogs fly overseas to find forever homes in Canada. Even before this gorgeous family came to be, their mother Falah, had an extraordinary journey of her own… Pregnant, and saved moments before being loaded onto a meat trade truck in rural China, she underwent a harrowing journey of …

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Yoga Stops Yulin

That time of year has arrived once again, that time of year when rescue groups need to be extra on their guard. This month was the start of the infamous Yulin Dog Meat Festival. The Yulin Dog Meat Festival is a 10-day festival where thousands of dogs and cats are slaughtered and their meat is consumed. This practice is not illegal in China, as there…

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Landmark Legal Victory in China

Animal activists intercepted a dog meat truck with 147 dogs. Local law enforcement were engaged to maintain public safety as the crowd grew when angry animal advocates showed up. Tension grew by the hour. The standoff lasted three days, but the outrage lasted years. That was just the beginning. The action and subsequent fight for justice has led to the biggest landmark case and court ruling against the sale of dog and cat meat in China and those who trade in it.


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Huajian's Story

800 Dogs Left Alone on Gobi Desert To Die

When Huajian, the founder of Wall Foundation, heard about 800 dogs captured by a government pound were left alone to die in the Gobi Desert, Huajian and her 700 supporters went ballistic. The group reached a consensus and unanimously decided that, no matter how hard it would be, they would take on the challenge to care for these 800 dogs.

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2020 RETROSPECT

2020 began with a bang and kept on banging.

The lockdown in Wuhan during Chinese New Year, left thousands of animals abandoned due to people traveling to family homes for the holiday and unable to return. 40,000 animals were locked in homes with no one to care for them. Kind people shoved food and water under doors. Some were reclaimed, most were not.


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Mei vs Everyone

A Cat Advocate Transforms a Community

Beijing, China

Neighbors complain, the Community Committee calls the Property Manager, they poison the cats, and more cats arrive to take their place--that is the vicious circle that Mei stood in the middle of with her two feet planted firmly on the ground and her mind bent towards solving the problem in a real, lasting way. That was 10 years ago.


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