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Showing posts with label Animalrights. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

[Pic:] Help turtles cross the road!


Remembering Mary. a circus Elephant in 1916 who was hanged

"Remembering Mary...
In 1916 a circus elephant, nicknamed Murderous Mary, was hanged in Kingsport, East Tennessee for killing assistant elephant trainer Red Eldridge."

Credit: Animal Liberation Worldwide

Saturday, September 19, 2015

United E.V's anti-fur ad

Wer Pelz trägt, trägt den Tod! - Kino-Spot mit Peter Maffay

BITTE TEILEN: Der Anti-Pelz-Spot der Tierrechtsorganisation AnimalsUnited mit Peter Maffay. Bist du dir sicher, dass du nicht gelabelt bist? www.gelabelt.deGemeinsam mit Deutschlands populärem Sänger Peter Maffay, bekannt für sein soziales Engagement, startete die Tierrechtsorganisation ANIMALS UNITED e.V. Anfang 2012 eine Kinowerbung gegen das Tragen von Pelz. Der Grund: #Pelz hat leider wieder an Akzeptanz in der Gesellschaft gewonnen. Dieser Trend muss unbedingt aufgehalten werden! Die Bedingungen der Tierhaltung in der Pelzindustrie zählen zu den grausamsten überhaupt. Durch die fehlende Kennzeichnungspflicht für Echtpelzprodukte werden Verbraucher gezielt getäuscht, die auch deshalb immer häufiger zu echtem Pelz greifen, nicht selten sogar zu welchem aus Katzen- und Hundefell aus dem fernen Osten. Egal was einem die Industrie vorzeigt, Fakt ist: Für jeden Pelz sterben #Tiere! Bitte TEILT dieses Video weitflächig, um noch mehr Menschen über die grausame Wahrheit hinter Pelz aufzuklären!Mehr Informationen auf www.gelabelt.deIhr wollt mit uns aktiv werden gegen Tierquälerei? www.animalsunited.de/aktionsgruppenIhr wollt ein Teil von uns werden? www.animalsunited.de/mitgliedschaftIhr wollt uns unterstützen? www.facebook.com/AnimalsUnited.eV/app_28­9050074450855ANIMALS UNITED - Für Tierrechte. Denn Mitleid ist zu wenig!

Posted by AnimalsUnited on Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Saturday, September 5, 2015

'Skeleton' Tigers Forced To Perform For Shocked Audience" @ The Dodo

"Photos show tigers who appear severely emaciated, with prominent spines and hip bones. Some fair visitors have said that the cats also appeared lethargic, or even drugged. One described them as "skeletons."

Regardless of what you see in the photo, when you have performing animals, like lions, tigers, bears, those are not natural behaviors," Knudsen said. "You have to train them...often that training involves negative reinforcement." Cats she's taken from similar situations have been emotionally scarred by the treatment they've received, she added."

See more @ The Dodo
Sign petition to get them out!

Sunday, August 30, 2015

Thousands of badgers to be killed after cull extended into Dorset

"More than 2,000 badgers could be culled as the scheme is rolled out into Dorset under plans to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle, the government has announced.
Farmers in Dorset have been granted a licence to shoot badgers after culls were piloted for the last two years in Gloucesterhire and Somerset.
Official estimates predict as 2,038 badgers will be removed from across the three cull areas in 2015.
It comes after Liz Truss, the Environment Secretary, vowed after the General Election to push ahead with the culls despite criticism from protest groups.
Official figures have revealed it cost more than £3,300 to kill each badger during the two cull pilots carried out in 2014."

See more @ Telegraph

Sunday, July 26, 2015

Who was Travis the chimpanzee?

"Travis (October 21, 1995 – February 16, 2009) was a male common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) who appeared in American television shows and commercials. In February 2009, Travis and his owner Sandra Herold gained international notoriety after he suddenly attacked Herold's friend Charla Nash and grievously mauled her, blinding her while severing her nose, ears, and both hands, and severely lacerating her face. He was subsequently shot dead on the arrival of the police, after trying to attack an officer."
See more @ Wikipedia
Fun fact: My (the blogger) boyfriend's name is Travis. He's a hairy dude and gets mad easily.This made me *lol*

This is why you 
1) don't take any species out of their habitat. What if someone just took you out into the jungle and made you live there? Just watch i'm a celebrity, get me out of here!
2)Pharmaceuticals are bad.
3)Everything is because he was overweight? Nice fat shaming. Fat people don't rip off people's faces.It was because this poor chimp was forced to do things he didn't want to do, taken away from his family and put on drugs.


Sunday, June 14, 2015

Email I got from PETA regarding helping wildlife

After I emailed them about how to help wildlife.

"Thank you for writing to PETA about the bison who were killed by police officers. We share your concern for these animals, and the information that you've provided has been passed on to the appropriate PETA staff members.

As you know, officers appropriately resort to deadly force when they believe that their lives or the lives of others are in danger. But sometimes officials draw their guns unnecessarily or too quickly. Regardless, it's important that all officials whose work puts them in contact with wild animals be trained to deal with these situations effectively and humanely. We often recommend that agencies take advantage of the National Animal Control Association's training programs (http://www.nacanet.org) for that reason. Since police officers are usually the first to respond to calls involving injured animals or wild animals in high-traffic human areas, we also encourage police departments around the country to adopt humane standard procedures to ensure that animals are never killed inhumanely or abandoned to suffer needlessly because of a lack of information or training.

In addition, The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has specific campaigns to protect wildlife. We encourage you to contact the wildlife experts at HSUS about this case by filling out the form at http://www.humanesociety.org/forms/contact_us/wildlife_contact_form.html or calling 202-452-1100.

We urge compassionate people to keep a list of local wildlife rehabilitators in their wallets in case of a wild animal emergency. You can find rehabilitators in your area by checking the list at http://www.PETA.org/issues/wildlife/wildlife-emergencies/locating-wildlife-rehabilitators/.

Writing letters to the editors of newspapers and magazines is another great way to raise awareness about wildlife issues. For letter-writing tips, please see our guide at http://www.PETA.org/action/activism-guide/letter-writing/ and for more information about living in harmony with wildlife, please visit http://www.PETA.org/issues/wildlife/.

Thank you again for writing and for your compassion for animals!"

Saturday, May 16, 2015

[Video] Seeing Both Sides - The Paw Man - Canine Behavior Specialist

To quote my friend "if anyone came up to me and bugged me all the time, I'd pop them in the face."

This isn't just kids, it's adults as well. Stop. You hate when your girlfriend or boyfriend nags you all the time, don't you?


Seeing Both Sides

A cleverly done video that looks at the two sides of a dog bite on a child...

Posted by The Paw Man - Canine Behavior Specialist on Saturday, May 16, 2015

Saturday, May 9, 2015

A.L.F. Behind the Mask: The Story Of The People Who Risk Everything To Save Animals from FreeAllAlf

ALF is different from PETA


What is a bile bear farm?

"Bile bears, sometimes called battery bears, are bears kept in captivity to harvest their bile, a digestive fluid produced by the liver and stored in the gall bladder. The bear species most commonly farmed for bile is the Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus), although the sun bear (Helarctos malayanus) and the brown bear (Ursus arctos) are also used to collect bile. Both the Asiatic black bear and the sun bear are listed as Vulnerable on the Red List of Threatened Animals published by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Bears are farmed for bile in China, North Korea, Laos, Vietnam and Myanmar."

See more @ Wikipedia


More Info..

  1. END BEAR BILE FARMING
  2. 5 Things You Need to Know About Bear Bile Farming by Jill Robinson
  3. Bear Farming ABOUT BEAR BILE FARMING IN CHINA @ Cages of Shame
  4. Cages of Shame - documentary
  5. Bear was rescued from a bear farm. The news station must not know this. 



Probably the best video you will see all weekend...
Posted by 12 News on Friday, May 8, 2015
"Moon Bear" - now with English sub-titles!

Bear Bile Farms: The Agonizing Truth Behind the Bars

Sunday, May 3, 2015

Connecticut urged to consider euthanizing rescued goats By Susan Haigh @ Yahoo news


"On Jan. 16, the Department of Agriculture seized 74 goats, including some pregnant females, from the Butterfield Farm cheese-making operation in Cornwall. It marked one of the largest animal cruelty seizures in the agency's history. The goats' owners, who face animal cruelty charges, relinquished ownership of the animals, making the state responsible for their care.

The herd, which now numbers 95, is being housed at the agency's large-animal rehabilitation facility in Niantic, where prison inmates help with the care and feeding as part of special program developed in 2003.

At the legislative budget hearing on Tuesday, Reviczky told lawmakers the Agriculture Department has exceeded its current fiscal year budget by $380,000, with much of that cost stemming from care for animals including the rescued goats.

It's uncertain how long they'll be in Niantic. Dr. Bruce Sherman, a veterinarian and director of the Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Regulation and Inspection, said the herd is being tested for two diseases. One is a virus that causes arthritis in the animals and can be contagious to other goats. The other disease causes abscesses.

"It's not just a simple matter of adopting these goats out or selling them," Sherman said. "Because we're going to be concerned about where they go and if other goats are going to be exposed to these diseases, if in fact they do have them."

A majority of the animals has gotten a clean bill of health, a department spokesman said.

Reviczky said the goats may ultimately be purchased and become part of a dairy goat herd, become backyard pets, sold as a "food source," or euthanized, depending on their medical conditions. He said the agency will "make a final decision on their fate based on the facts."

Rep. Bill Aman, R-South Windsor, has owned goats for 28 years and said the state's herd, if healthy, would fetch less than $6,000."

"If you find an orphaned baby opossum: Put them in a box with a cloth or small towel in the bottom. " - Noah's Ark Sanctuary

"Since so many of your seemed to like & share our recent opossum post, we thought we'd give you another dose of opossum cuteness today! This was one of our rehab babies last year as he was getting released back into the wild.

Did you know opossums are North America’s only marsupial? They are a very important part of the ecosystem and clean up your neighborhood & streets while you sleep. They eat almost anything including insects, rats, old fruit, slugs, and dead animals.
If you find an orphaned baby opossum: Put them in a box with a cloth or small towel in the bottom. Keep the box in a warm & dry place while you contact a licensed rehabilitator as soon as possible. Do not give them any food or water (unless the licensed rehabilitator advises you otherwise)."

Credit

Saturday, April 25, 2015

[Video] Person "petting" pet fish

Kendini Köpek Sanan Balık :)

Posted by Karnaval.com on Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Check out DHT (eliminating animal's in medical research)

Cancer research WITHOUT using animals

We are funding projects into various cancers that do not use animals and are human-relevant.
• At the University of Portsmouth we are funding work to develop a 3D in vitro human model of the blood-brain barrier to study brain tumours instead of using rodents: http://bit.ly/1OaoAtG

• At the University of Glasgow we are funding research into leukaemia that uses patient-derived stem cells to replace the thousands of mice that are currently used in this field: http://bit.ly/1aNMdpf

• At Plymouth University we’re funding research using human cell culture to study specific brain tumours which will help replace the use of mice that are genetically modified to grow tumours: http://bit.ly/1DI0tu5

We rely solely on donations to fund this important work. You can help us by making a donation today: http://bit.ly/1aNMCrK or via PayPal: http://bit.ly/1cUNcpt.