Sunny Stock, 39, of Canal Winchester adopted two dogs from No Dogs Left Behind, which saves dogs from the meat market and slaughterhouses in China.
Following the death of one of her dogs in March 2021, Stock, 39, of Canal Winchester, adopted two dogs fromBetween 10 million and 20 million dogs are killed for their meat annually in China, according to the. The meat trade is “unregulated and often, illegal,” according to the organization.
Beri said Stock adopted Thor, an Old English sheepdog, and Raina, an Alaskan Malamute, after they were rescued from the Hunan Province in China in March 2021. Thor was caged in the back of a restaurant to be slaughtered and eaten, and Raina was rescued from the back of a dog slaughterhouse truck, he said.
Stock said she’s had Thor, whom she renamed Muggsy, for almost a year, and he is best friends with her Pitbull, Roman. Muggsy shows signs of post-traumatic stress disorder and is very skittish, she said, but he is a loving dog — so much so that Stock believes he may have been someone’s pet in China before he was taken to the restaurant.
Isla is"settling in nicely," Stock said, and doing well with her other dogs. She said the family is looking forward to a little cooler weather to take her to the dog park to"let loose and enjoy her new freedom." Stock has always been an animal lover, comparing her home to an “animal farm.” The family has two cats and now three dogs.
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