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These horrific pictures show the inside of a Vietnamese cat meat market where pets are skinned and butchered for a delicacy known as 'little tiger.'
A cat rescuer, identified only as Quyen, filmed inside the market in Quan Binh Tan, Ho Chi Minh City, last month in a bid to raise awareness about the trade.
Cat meat, or 'little tiger' as it is known, is believed to be a source of strength and feline-like agility in Vietnam as well as thought to ward off bad luck and dishes can go for up to £57.
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A cat rescuer, identified only as Quyen, filmed inside the market in Quan Binh Tan, Ho Chi Minh City, last month in a bid to raise awareness about the trade.
Cat meat, or 'little tiger' as it is known, is believed to be a source of strength and feline-like agility in Vietnam as well as thought to ward off bad luck and dishes can go for up to £57.
READ MORE HERE