A New Bedford, Massachusetts woman can be seen in a viral Facebook video as she courageously prevents an alleged animal abuser from leaving his property. The video has been viewed more than 30,000 at the time of this article. Pilar … Continue reading →
The cat rescue, Westfield Homeless Cat Project (WHCP) has been criticised for being coldly commercial in their general attitude. Arguments on Facebook have broken out in relation to the rescue of a kitten from a pipe 7 feet underground. WHCP … Continue reading →
A series of social media posts on Facebook have been picked up by the public and the RSPCA are looking into it. The posts are reproduced on this page. They are self-explanatory. The person is not named and I’ve tried … Continue reading →
Facebook is placing a warning at the beginning of PETA animal abuse videos which is putting off some viewers which in turn weakens PETA’s campaigns. They do this by putting up a black screen when the video play button is … Continue reading →
A group of stray cats living near three dumpsters and a large fallen oak tree about 9 miles from Washington, Georgia, need rescuing and this is a call for help.
Continue reading →This article was originally posted on March 18, 2016. I’ve added the photo to this article of a cat who desperately needs rescue from Big Spring, Texas Animal Shelter. He has over $300 in pledges at this time and the … Continue reading →
This video comes from Zach Skow and is one that every animal lover should see. Zach gave the intro back in April on his Facebook page as his wife Heather gives us an idea of the torment shelter staff, volunteers … Continue reading →
[addthis tool=”addthis_inline_share_toolbox_above”] This is an embedded FB post. It says it all. I really have almost nothing to add. I wrote about it a while ago but this Facebook post gives us a flavour of the inherent evil of the … Continue reading →
The modern imagine obsessed society driven by social media platforms such as Instagram (owned by Facebook) has had a negative impact on the adoption of companion animals, in one way. It is worth adding, however, that there are positive aspects … Continue reading →
This is a follow-up to the article written by Elisa about a man in an apartment block feeding abandoned cat with food on fishhooks [link]. It resulted in cats swallowing the fishhooks which severely injured them. Fifteen cats were involved … Continue reading →
