At Duo Duo Project, we are committed to ending the dog and cat meat trade. We believe our strategically designed approaches are the most effective way to achieve this goal:
Education: to create a culture of compassion to end the consumption of dogs and cats
Spay and Neuter: to reduce the supply of dogs and cats to the horrific meat trade - dogs and cats in the Chinese meat trade are strays and stolen pets, there are no dog meat farms in China
Our spay/neuter initiative prevents animal cruelty before it starts. By reducing the number of unwanted dogs and cats, we decrease the number of strays who become victims of the illegal meat trade.
Our Spay and Neuter Training Center
The next big step in accomplishing our mission is our training center where we teach young Chinese veterinarians the most up-to-date and least invasive surgical techniques. This allows us to expand our spay and neuter services and reduce a massive number of strays.
The Power of Monthly Giving
This month is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month. It’s the perfect time to help us end the cycle of suffering by making spay/neuter services accessible where they are needed most.
Thanks to supporters like you, we’ve successfully hosted several spay/neuter events for stray animals. But we need your help to sustain and expand this critical work.
A one-time donation makes a difference, but monthly giving ensures we can continue providing spay/neuter surgeries YEAR-ROUND. For just $30 a month, $1 a day, you can fund 6 spay/neuter procedures every year, sparing generations of animals from suffering.
When you become a Duo Duo Project Monthly Donor, you help us to:
✅ Strike at the roots of the dog and cat meat trade in a very direct and effective way
✅ Support the training of veterinarians to reduce the volume of strays who fall victim to the meat trade
✅ Create lasting change in China’s approach to treating strays humanely
Take action where it matters most! Become a monthly donor! Together, we’ll prevent thousands of dogs and cats from becoming victims of the cruel meat trade, not just now, but for generations to come.
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