PETA – People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has won a court battle in obtaining a court order against the declawing of wild cat species. In fact the judge ordered an interim injunction against the roadside zoo, Wildlife in … Continue reading →
Too many cat owners don’t understand the declawing operation judging by a mini-poll which I am running on PoC. I am not out to blame anyone..except veterinarians. Where are they when it comes to educating cat owners? Take a look … Continue reading →
Anti-declawing protests at veterinary association conferences are a good way of disturbing the settled but unacceptable status quo which supports greedy veterinarians and the cruelty of declawing.
Continue reading →And now British Columbia bans declawing after eight California cities, Denver and Nova Scotia. I can feel that the anti-declaw movement is on a roll.
Continue reading →California is planning to ban cat declawing. Eight cities within the state banned declawing some time ago. If California passes this bill it will become the first state to ban declawing and it will be a monumental moment in the fight against this unnecessary and cruel practice.
Continue reading →This is a very quick note to report that the state of Rhode Island is the third US state to discuss a possible ban on cat declawing. The other two states are New York and New Jersey. In Rhode Island, … Continue reading →
This is the sad story of an inexperienced cat owner. She had adopted a female kitten who was about 5 to 6 weeks of age at the time. She leapt onto a hot oven door. A pizza was being cooked. … Continue reading →
Mr Louis is one cat of many millions who has suffered the long-term detrimental consequences of declawing. In this instance he walks like a woman on wobbly stilettos. That sounds like a flippant statement but the truth is that this cat has lost a part of his life because of the callous treatment by an uncaring veterinarian.
Continue reading →This is an horrendous example of cat claw regrowth after the declaw operation 12 years earlier. The photo is graphic. Regrowth is not uncommon and just one of many possible complications of this barbaric operation.
Continue reading →The Paw Project have completely trashed the arguments – the feeble and well trodden clichéd arguments – of the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) on the subject of cat declawing.
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