South Korea banned dog meat. So what happens to the dogs?

In South Korea, a ban on dog meat trade has left farmers struggling to sell off dogs destined for slaughter before the industry's shutdown. The government gave farmers until February 2027 to close down, but challenges loom with rehoming dogs and finding alternatives for livelihoods. Animal rights groups and authorities are working to rescue dogs, but issues like breed preferences, overcrowded shelters, and potential euthanasia raise concerns for the future of these animals post-ban.