Each year, more than nine million dogs and cats are brutally slaughtered in Vietnam and Cambodia. The majority of these animals are stolen pets or community and stray animals taken from the streets to supply the trade. The sheer scale of the trade and the suffering involved makes it one of the most severe companion animal welfare issues in Asia, if not the world.  

Witnessing this cruelty can be a distressing experience and may leave you feeling confused, distraught and compelled to take action. We have now launched our reporting tool nationwide in Vietnam and Cambodia to empower you to make a difference and help us end this cruelty once and for all.  

We’ve made it easy for you to submit a report using this form. If you have witnessed pet theft, the transport of animals, restaurants selling dog and cat meat, meat markets, poison baits, or holding areas, you can use our reporting tool to let us know.  

Doing so will enable us to gain a better understanding of the situation in-country and we will leverage the information from the reports to help us with our government engagement efforts for policy change and to raise public awareness through our social media channels.    

Lastly, if you’re planning to visit Vietnam or Cambodia and would like to avoid restaurants offering dog and cat meat, you can find out how to spot it on a menu with our guidance here.