Gae

Yuna is a 45-year-old woman who had never before considered adopting a dog. With her husband, they ended up adopting two: the first, Carrot, is a 2-year-old male corgi. The second, Potato, is a one-year-old mongrel dog.

They live in the countryside, one hour away from Seoul. There, they can meet every day dogs abandoned by people from the capital who came in the region to get rid of them.

Other dogs are sometimes locked in cages where they can barely stand, mistreated, and malnourished by their owners. Before disappearing. These dogs are killed for their meat. Because dogs are considered in Korea (as in other Asian countries) as a healthy food. A little known facet of Korea: dogs, point of discord in ...