Harbin SHS Reveals Inspiring Transformations of Five Rescued Dogs

Harbin SHS shares the powerful rescue-to-recovery stories of five dogs, including Zia, saved from an illegal slaughterhouse and now living safely in England.

HARBIN, HEILONGJIANG, CHINA, November 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Harbin SHS Animal Rescue, a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 83-4274095), is releasing the powerful transformation stories of five dogs saved from China’s illegal dog meat trade, slaughterhouses, and severe neglect. These before-and-after journeys highlight both the brutal reality animals still face and the lifesaving impact of rescue.

“Every one of these dogs was moments away from being killed,” said Hayley Hayes, Founder of Harbin SHS. “Their transformations show what becomes possible when we refuse to abandon them.”

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Zia — Rescued From an Illegal Slaughterhouse, Now Safe in England

Zia was found inside an illegal dog meat slaughterhouse, shaking, emaciated and terrified. She was one of the few pulled out alive. After intensive medical care and months of gentle rehabilitation, she recovered fully. Today, she lives with a loving family in England — warm, safe, and cherished.

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Tofu — Saved From an Illegal Dog Meat Truck, Now the Queen of the Safehouse

Tofu, a young female dog, was seized from an illegal meat truck minutes before slaughter. She arrived trembling and starved. Now she’s known as the “queen” of the safehouse — confident, sassy, and adored by volunteers.

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Sherlock — Found Alive in a Slaughterhouse, Still Waiting for His Family

Sherlock was discovered in a slaughterhouse, barely responsive, covered in filth, and emotionally shut down. Despite everything, he has become gentle and sweet. He remains at the Harbin SHS safehouse, hoping for a family who will give him the peaceful life he deserves.

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Dakota — Pulled From a Meat Truck, Slowly Learning to Trust

Dakota was rescued from an illegal meat truck, terrified and injured. His emotional healing has taken time, but he now greets familiar people with small but hopeful tail wags. Dakota is available for adoption and ready for a new beginning.

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Fat Pat — Once Unwanted, Now Living His Best Life in New York

Fat Pat arrived severely neglected, matted, and sick. After medical treatment and rehabilitation, he transformed into a confident, joyful dog. He now lives in New York, enjoying the kind of life he never knew existed.

Hayley Hayes
Harbin shs animal rescue
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