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Dogs rescued from S. Korean meat farm to be rehomed in the US

Humane Society International's Director of Companion Animals and Engagement Kelly O'Meara sits on Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Transport Trailer holding Bonny, a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI), in New York. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

Updated on: Mar 29, 2017 9:02 AM IST

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Humane Society International's Director of Companion Animals and Engagement Kelly O'Meara sits on Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Transport Trailer holding Bonny, a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI), in New York. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

Updated on Mar 29, 2017 9:02 AM

Humane Society International's Director of Companion Animals and Engagement Kelly O'Meara sits on Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Transport Trailer holding Bonny, a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI), in New York. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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Walter peers out from his open kennel on Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Disaster Relief and Transport Trailer, after his rescue from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI). HSI reached an agreement with the farmers to permanently close the farm and fly all the dogs to the United States for adoption. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images )

Updated on Mar 29, 2017 9:02 AM

Walter peers out from his open kennel on Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Disaster Relief and Transport Trailer, after his rescue from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI). HSI reached an agreement with the farmers to permanently close the farm and fly all the dogs to the United States for adoption. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images )

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Animal Haven volunteer Nicole Smith carries a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI). (Andrew Kelly / AP Images )

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Animal Haven volunteer Nicole Smith carries a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm by Humane Society International (HSI). (Andrew Kelly / AP Images )

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Walter greets a fellow dog on board Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Disaster Relief and Transport Trailer, after both were rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images )

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Walter greets a fellow dog on board Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team's Disaster Relief and Transport Trailer, after both were rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images )

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A crate holding two puppies rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm are loaded onto an animal transport vehicle near Kennedy Airport by Animal Haven Director of Operations Mantat Wong, left, and volunteer Nicole Smith, in the Queens borough of New York. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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A crate holding two puppies rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm are loaded onto an animal transport vehicle near Kennedy Airport by Animal Haven Director of Operations Mantat Wong, left, and volunteer Nicole Smith, in the Queens borough of New York. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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The Humane Society International is responsible for saving 46 dogs that would otherwise have been slaughtered. Humane Society officials said the dogs that arrived in New York late Saturday night had awaited death in dirty, dark cages, and were fed barely enough to survive at a farm in Goyang, South Korea. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

Updated on Mar 29, 2017 9:02 AM

The Humane Society International is responsible for saving 46 dogs that would otherwise have been slaughtered. Humane Society officials said the dogs that arrived in New York late Saturday night had awaited death in dirty, dark cages, and were fed barely enough to survive at a farm in Goyang, South Korea. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team Director of Operations Lynda Manko and Kelly O'Meara, Humane Society International's Director of Companion Animals and Engagement, comfort a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

Updated on Mar 29, 2017 9:02 AM

Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team Director of Operations Lynda Manko and Kelly O'Meara, Humane Society International's Director of Companion Animals and Engagement, comfort a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team (PAART) volunteer David Manko sits on board PAART's Transport Trailer with a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team (PAART) volunteer David Manko sits on board PAART's Transport Trailer with a dog rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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Animal Haven volunteer Nicole Smith passes a crate to Animal Haven Director of Operations Mantat Wong, containing two dogs rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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Animal Haven volunteer Nicole Smith passes a crate to Animal Haven Director of Operations Mantat Wong, containing two dogs rescued from a South Korean dog meat farm. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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This is the seventh dog meat farm the organization has closed in South Korea so far, saving more than 800 dogs as part of its campaign across Asia to end the killing of dogs for consumption. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

Updated on Mar 29, 2017 9:02 AM

This is the seventh dog meat farm the organization has closed in South Korea so far, saving more than 800 dogs as part of its campaign across Asia to end the killing of dogs for consumption. (Andrew Kelly / AP Images)

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