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Speaker 1: I'm a malamute person. I've had Alaskan Malamutes for thirty

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Speaker 1: plus years.

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Speaker 2: Veterinarian Chris Barnett owns Rockingham Emergency Veterinary Hospital in Wyndham,

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Speaker 2: New Hampshire. A couple of years ago, she noticed Facebook

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Speaker 2: postings about dogs being rescued from China's dog meat industry,

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Speaker 2: where large dogs are favored.

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Speaker 1: And then you read and you find out these dogs

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Speaker 1: were headed to the meat market and they were tortured,

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Speaker 1: and they were abused, and they came from these horrible situations.

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Speaker 2: Many are deformed from the deplorable living conditions. Chris is

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Speaker 2: in the process of adopting two malamutes and is paying

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Speaker 2: for two additional dogs to be flown to the US

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Speaker 2: for adoption. Now she's raising awareness.

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Speaker 1: And maybe support these rescue groups in China. Maybe if

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Speaker 1: they have more resources and more backing, then they'll actually

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Speaker 1: be able to win this fight. If you can do it,

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Speaker 1: you know, adopt one of these dogs. They're great dogs.

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Speaker 2: From Litchfield, New Hampshire. Sherry Small WBZ, Boston's news radio