What affects us affects cats
In Carrie’s words,’Have signed this petition calling for an end to the global wildlife trade once and for all. Please do consider doing the same. This crisis gives us the chance to start doing things better. Let this be one of those things’. It is almost certain and widely accepted that the coronavirus crisis …
OPINION: On reading news media headlines there are two fundamental areas of cat caretaking which are affected by the coronavirus crisis, namely whether they can get the disease and whether they should be confined. The information and advice on both these issues is vague and unconvincing. The news media latch onto reports of cats …
There is a noticeable lack of information as to what is happening in respect of TNR in communities across America during the coronavirus crisis. My guess (please comment) is that it is deemed to be inessential and therefore banned under state coronavirus regulations. A case in point is reported in The Royal Gazette concerning …
The ‘living habits’ referred to is the slaughter and eating of wild animal species in China but it is a wider issue than that. It is about the human-animal or human-nature relationship. I think she is stating it euphemistically to avoid being detained by the Chinese authorities. I have called nature’s retribution a form …
New study suggests that stray dogs in China are the source of the coronavirus pandemic.
People in Europe and North America and elsewhere should be angry about the live animal markets of Asia.
There are many benefits to the coronavirus pandemic despite the sad loss of tens of thousands of lives.
In an essay, I explore the reasons why animals, domestic and wild, are important to humans.
