Watch the video and decide what you want the future of your park to be like. You can help stop this senseless, barbaric and unnecessary massacre: Bite Club of KC is calling for a business and tourism boycott of Death Parkand all of Johnson County, Kansasuntil they agree to create the deer preserve; and for the public to vote the elected members of the Johnson County Board of Commissioners and their appointees at the Johnson County Parks Board out of officeif the deer are massacred; and for readers to contact the people below to demand that they build the deer preserve instead of snuffing out the lives of hundreds of majestic creatures.
” Rodeo claim to care about their animals, so why do many of their worn-out bucking horses suffer the horror of a slaughter line? Even foals bred by rodeo stock contractors may be slaughtered! Foreign companies are killing America’s horses — many of them rodeo horses — to be sent abroad for human consumption.”
South African Cultural Leader Wants Animal Sacrific For World Cup
“Zolani Mkiva, chairman of the Makhonya Royal Trust, a grouping responsible for co-ordinating cultural activities, said the tournament, the first to be held in Africa, needed to be blessed in true “African style.”
Exposé of Noahs Ark Zoo, near Bristol, breeding tigers and camels for the owner of the Great British Circus, and the mutilation and burial of one of the tigers.
This was the lead story on the BBC1 programme Inside Out this week, 19th October 2009.
Our Cameras are inside the laboratories around Israel exposing the truth that is being hidden from you.
The cameras are located in a big institute that conducts animal experiments- in the Hebrew University, Tel Aviv University, Bar Ilan University, Ben Gurion University, Haifa University, Weizmann Institute and the Technion.
Half a million innocent, sensitive animals, are being pushed into laboratories, and taken out through the incinerators like a smoking spiral after being tormented in the laboratories. Animals, whose only sin is their low price and high availability, are being used as tools in the hands of experimenters that take cover behind the closed laboratory doors.
Just how long will a chained dog drink who is obviously deprived of water as well as food, basic love, decent shelter, and attention? Here’s an attempt to answer that question.
And if you are annoyed or bored watching a dog drink for six minutes (a much shorter time than the poor girl actually drank in the two days I filmed this), consider how it feels to be a the dog who HAS to continue to drink for minutes at a time to even begin to slack her thirst. Consider how many hours a day she waits for water: 24. Consider how many days a year she waits for anyone to come treat her with a degree of compassion and respect: 365.
Great News Update! This shepherd and her 3 yard mates were seized by PSPCA in working with Dogs Deserve Better, and will now be able to be fostered and adopted into their perfect, inside, homes and families. Thank you, PSPCA for taking the required action on behalf of these poor dogs!
Dogs Deserve Better and Pennsylvania SPCA team up to rescue four chained and suffering dogs in Centre County
Video and photo evidence of neglect posted on Facebook leads to linkup with PSPCA and a warrant and subsequent relinquishment of dogs by guardian
September 6, 2009, Tipton, PA — The anonymous tip to Dogs Deserve Better founder Tamira Ci Thayne said only two things: dogs were abandoned at a property in Centre County near Tyrone, Pennsylvania, and there were at least two starved, chained shepherds on the property.
Dogs Deserve Better, who works on numerous fronts to end the suffering endured by dogs that are kept perpetually chained or penned, is currently pushing a Pennsylvania bill, HB1254, which would limit the amount of time a dog can spend chained, thereby granting dogs more of the protection that should be required by law.
Thayne, armed with camera, food, and water, journeyed to the location to assess the situation and document the neglect. She found not two but four dogs chained and neglected on the property: two seriously underweight shepherds, covered in fleas, with fly strike on their ears and lacking food and water; one blind and deaf Pomeranian in a pen with only a crate for shelter; and a chained black Lab/border collie mix.
The property appeared abandoned, over-flowing with garbage and old, broken-down vehicles but no signs of human life. Thayne thoroughly documented the dogs’ conditions and gave them food and water. That evening she posted her frustrations with getting the dogs help on her Facebook page, showing photos of the matted and filthy blind and deaf Pomeranian, and video of the female shepherd running back and forth carrying her empty food bowl—literally begging for food and water.
Thayne was contacted from those postings by the PSPCA, who acted quickly to get an officer to the property on Saturday, September 5th. Finding sufficient cause to warrant removal of the dogs, the organization obtained a warrant on Sunday, September 6th, brought a truck from Philadelphia, found the property owner, and obtained a release of all four dogs to the organization.
The dogs are being taken to the Philadelphia shelter, evaluated for health issues, and then may be released to Dogs Deserve Better’s foster program or adopted out to loving homes and families.
Thayne states, My dream has finally come true! I am so ecstatic tonight, I feel like I just won the lottery. This is the first time in my seven years of working for America’s chained dogs that the system has worked the way it should work. An animal advocate such as myself, or any concerned neighbor or citizen, should be able to get help for a suffering animal immediately and in a way that limits the amount of continued suffering the animal must endure. Unfortunately in Pennsylvania, this has not been the case. I thought I would be facing another arrest for helping these abandoned and mistreated animals, but instead law enforcement stepped in, did their job, and did it beautifully. And on a holiday weekend, which makes it even more amazing! I am more grateful to the Pennsylvania SPCA than you can even imagine. Thank you, PSPCA, not only from my heart, but from those suffering dogs who truly deserved better!
Video and photos of the dogs are available at Dogsdeservebetter.org or by calling 814.207.4586. Video footage is posted on You Tube, Facebook, and other internet sites.
