Illegal breeding centres are proliferating, as many Koreans opt to buy from pet stores rather than adopt rescue dogs. Read more at straitstimes.com.
They are South Korea’s “puppy mills” – horribly filthy and dingy shelters where tiny dogs are crammed in tiny cages and subjected to unimaginable abuse just so they can produce money-making offsprings.
They found the remains of dogs inside a freezer, drugs and needles everywhere, and bichons frises and poodles inside rusted cages housed in a windowless, tent-like enclosure with rubbish and dirt everywhere. The illegal breeding facility in Jinan-gun was not an isolated case, she said, but that it was impossible to ascertain exactly just how many there are.
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