I can’t show the photograph of this injured goat because some advertisers won’t like it. It is here simply to illustrate the page. You can click on the link to see the photograph if you wish. Clearly it does not … Continue reading →
Cons Of Animal Testing by Michael The cons of animal testing could be summarised as: 1. It is an inefficient use of funds because only in 10% of published reviews of animal experimentation did the authors of the reviews say … Continue reading →
Duchess a stray cat who was unowned – now cared for by Martha Kane in Malta. Photo: Michael @ PoC The answer to this question is simple. With respect to “ownership”, there are four types of cat in the UK. … Continue reading →
The Rights of Cats Cat cleared up from street in Israel 2004, to be killed – photo by ofer k Does an improvement in animal rights means a deterioration in human rights? It actually means a deterioration in profits. The … Continue reading →
The government are the biggest abusers of animals by Judy Duston (Mass.USA) I cannot understand how or why there was a law passed on animal abuse? Why would the government agree to such a law when in fact they too … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Grey Squirrel – photo by Simon (Flickr) In the UK we have the very effective Animal Welfare Act 2006. This is a beautifully drafted, precise but wide ranging act. If all the nations of the world … Continue reading →
by Chris H. (Ontario, Canada) Stop Animal Abuse Canada Canadian sow in gestation crate, factory farming, from www.weanimals.org Canadian pigs, poor animal welfare with factory farming, from www.weanimals.org Raising awareness of cat issues in Canada, www.careforcats.ca National effort by the … Continue reading →
People Should be Fined for Abandoning a Cat by Michael (London, UK) Abandoned cat – photo by Eirik Newth (Flickr) People are fined in the USA for chucking litter on the ground in public places yet I see very little … Continue reading →
by Michael (Ponca City, OK) I thought that no kill animal shelters were as described. But I am not sure that is true and I don’t know how many there are. I also don’t understand how a “shelter” can be … Continue reading →
No Law in China Saying Cats Cannot be Eaten by Michael Cats being shipped to market in a cage on a truck. Yes, there is no law in China saying cats cannot be eaten. In fact the no law scenario … Continue reading →
