All Blog Posts Tagged 'education' (9)

BSL stands for Breed Specific Legislation, which is a term that is commonly used to define specific laws that have been created to put certain restrictions on particular dog breeds and the owners of these particular dog breeds.  Generally these BSL laws restrict and or ban the ownership of specific dog breeds, or a general "type" of dog, without any consideration of owner responsibility, history of dog ownership, or past history of dog behavior.  When a state, city, or community…

UniDog is a nonprofit org in Thailand whose mission is “to bring about the day when all stray dogs and cats can enjoy a happy life, free from the threat of unnecessary destruction.”

They have made these posters to show that dogs are not food, they are friends and want to live just as much as other animals do. They also quote that “25 million dogs are killed for food each year. Help save them from the dog meat trade.” That is a…

During the 4th adoption day organized by Fuzhou Small Animal Protection Centre, a couple brought their son to adopt a dog. The parents believe that animal welfare education should start young. To infuse their son with the concept of love and responsibility, they even let their son fill in the adoption form. Upon completion the parents told their son his new friend is now officially with him, he must be…

Liu Zhou city is located in Guangxi where dog eating is common but local activists are fighting against the dog meat trade every day. 

Liu Zhou Hope To Have A Home Small Animal Protection is holding a education fair at the entrance of Huaqiao Building. …

Stop Animal Exploitation NOW!

S. A. E. N.

"Exposing the truth to wipe out animal experimentation"

Stop Animal Exploitation NOW is working with grassroots activists to present a series of training workshops, education/motivational talks, protests, etc. from Saturday September 24th through Sunday October…

Transcript of Dr. Jerry Vlasak's Live ARZone Chat

10 September 2011

6pm US Eastern Time

11pm UK…

In a new blog post, Mary Martin, PhD links to a new…

Abolitionism versus New Welfarism: A Contrast in Theory and Practice