IDA and AFK Bring Humane Education to Korean Children
Because many Korean children don’t grow up with animals and aren’t familiar with them as the living, sentient individuals they are, Animal Freedom Korea
(AFK) has established a humane education program to change the perception of animals by Korean children. IDA recently sponsored a video project in conjunction with AFK to help end consumer demand for dog and cat meat in Korea. In the cartoon, children learn about the importance of treating animals with kindness and compassion. Humane education challenges violence at its core. Through teaching children respect and kindness to animals and one another, the world will be a better place for us all.
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Click here to request a copy of the cartoon.
Click here to read a translation of the cartoon.
What You Can Do
If there is a Korean community center, church, or other facility in your area to which you would like to offer a copy of the cartoon, please email
koreandogs@idausa.org with your name and address.
Visit http://www.idausa.org/campaigns/korea/korean.html for more information on IDA’s campaign to end the Korean trade in dog and cat meat.
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