by Michael As I understand it cat declawing in England and Wales is illegal under section 5 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 (AWA). This section is headed “mutilation”. Section 5 allows tail docking, sadly. The Irish veterinary association, Veterinary … Continue reading →
Abandoned or Stray Cats – Japan – sign says, “Do not abandon animals!! It is against the law to abuse or to abandon animals” – photo by kelvin255 Cat abuse, in one form or another, is fairly widespread. It doesn’t … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Yes, a staggering 83% of people who viewed the video below said that they liked the video! Lets just digest that, they liked seeing a man with a Canadian accent (apparently) shout very loudly at cats. … Continue reading →
Good day readers. Today I’d like to ask you a question. What do you think of when you hear Washington, D.C.? If you’re like most people, you probably think politics, the rich feeding off of the poor, scandal. Well today … Continue reading →
Please don’t let daddy kill us! Good morning readers. Today I’d like to continue on with another article which I want you to forward to your state government to force a change in animal abuse laws. I’d like to present … Continue reading →
Feral cats Greece – Photo by mr savoury (Flickr) Good day readers. Today I’d like to make everyone aware of the animal abuse that goes on in Greece. I didn’t realize until I started researching this article that Greece has … Continue reading →
The Animals of China A very large number of animals living in China are severely mistreated, probably a far greater a number than suggested here. This article is a criticism of the Chinese Government’s wholly unacceptable disregard for animals in failing … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Please read this TODAY and respond TODAY. Time is running out. Ok, it’s late at night and I’m mad again. Sorry, everyone. I believe after reading this article you’ll all share the same concerns. You may … Continue reading →
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