Dogs On China’s Death Row Find Life in America
Dozens of dogs about to be slaughtered for China’s meat markets are now safe in America.
They arrived at JFK Airport on Saturday with yelps of joy as foster families eagerly waited to take them home.
“These dogs are my heroes, the adopters are my heroes,” said Jeffrey Beri, who founded the organization ‘No Dogs Left Behind,’ which operates a shelter in Beijing.
Many of the adopters who were waiting at JFK Airport have been on a waiting list for a year to take care of their new friends.
Beri and his team of volunteers have saved thousands of dogs since 2017. The animal lovers often have to use Army-type maneuvers, usually under cover of darkness, to save the dogs from sure doom.
“Every one of these dogs that are now in America is an ambassador for the cruelty-free movement that we’re fighting for,” said Beri.
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