They are burned. Beaten. Boiled. ALIVE. And the world scrolls past. This book is not fiction. It's not folklore. It's not exaggerated. This is Yulin. Where dogs are nothing but objects. Where agony is culture. Where myths triumph over morality. Where cruelty and suffering are glorified. Where hope is muzzled and silence is the most accepted language. Every June, up to 15,000 dogs are stolen from homes, crammed into rusted cages, tortured and boiled alive in the Yulin Dog Meat Festival in China. Many still wear collars. Many are still alive when the pot begins to boil. They say it makes the meat "powerful." This book is not for comfort. It's a protest in print. It's not for applause. It is a cry. For the dogs who tried to crawl out and were hammered back in. This is for them. And for the ones who pretended to care or looked away. The Dogs Are Boiled Alive: While the World Pretends to Care is a searing exposé of the Yulin Dog Meat Festival-a modern atrocity where thousands of dogs are tortured and killed in the name of tradition and profit. Sahar Soltani's powerful narrative doesn't just inform-it demands action. This must-read book is a clarion call for: - Animal rights advocates seeking to end the dog meat trade - Social justice warriors confronting global apathy - Empathetic readers who can no longer ignore the suffering Through vivid storytelling and unflinching honesty, Soltani sheds light on: - The brutal realities of the Yulin festival - The global complicity that keeps it alive - The courageous individuals fighting against this cruelty Key Features: - Genre: Non-fiction, Animal Rights, Social Justice - Audience: Advocates, Activists, Empathetic Readers - Themes: Animal Cruelty, Global Apathy, Moral Responsibility Why Read This Book? If you've ever felt the weight of injustice... If you've ever wished, you could do something... If you believe silence should never be the final word- then this book is for you. It's not just a narrative. It's a movement. A cry. A confrontation. Don't let silence be your response. Read this book. Share its cry. Be part of the change.