What affects us affects cats
PETA is against no-kill animal shelters and rescue groups. They argue that they actually slowly kill animals. They argue that the animals die in miserable conditions or because the shelters are full (as the video shows), unwanted cats and dogs are cruelly killed, one way and other, by people who don’t want them. They …
The words of the title are written on a postcard to Nathan Winograd, the champion of true no-kill animal shelters. PETA claim to be the largest animal rights organization in the world but they don’t support the most fundamental right. That single document total turns me away from PETA. Having seen it I am …
Caveat: I am against Caboodle Ranch because a judge closed it down. I am also against the routine killing at shelters and the lack of transparency at shelters. I am comparing accepted cat shelters with an unacceptable one. A lot of people feel passionately about Caboodle Ranch (CR), which is good. There are arguments …
Forget for a minute about the criticisms of PETA. I’ll cover some of those below. What organisation do you think about when there is a discussion about animal rights? PETA? I do. They are probably the highest profile organisation whose objective is to improve the rights and welfare of animals. They achieved that lofty …
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Should I die because I’m feral? Another of Shadow Feral kittens BooBoo was a friendly feral Good morning readers. I normally have a lot of good things to say about P.E.T.A (I have used “PETA” in this article as they use that format). People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals …
by Kathryn Mason (Eugene, Oregon) Kathryn Penn Mason I had been a caretaker of six homeless cats in my neighborhood in Northern Washington for 7 years. When I had to move to Eugene, Oregon, I arranged for new pet caretakers to feed and water these cats until I could hopefully, relocate them to my …
