The Hoarding Card
What does hoarding have to do with rescue access laws and the No Kill movement? The answer is, not much.
What does hoarding have to do with rescue access laws and the No Kill movement? The answer is, not much.
We need Arkansas, Hawaii, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Maine, Montana, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Vermont to step up to the plate. Help us fill these remaining states on the map!
It was a beautiful sight, the united chorus of hundreds of animal lovers speaking truth to power. I was witnessing the No Kill movement all grown up.
Today, only one state has a holding period lower than California. Many animals are killed before their families have a chance to find them.
Rise, Californians. Rise and be heard before it is too late. Because if you don’t, the animals won’t stand a chance.
Julie Bank’s tenure in New York City has been marked by neglect, abuse, needless killing, and vindictive retribution to those call it into question and want it to end. She has singled out for retribution the animal lovers in order to protect the animal abusers. And animals are suffering greatly.
Because saving 90% of all the animals is not enough. With new workshops on redefining “adoptable” to mean 98% of all dogs and better than 95% of all cats, and workshops on sanctuary and hospice care to save “the other 5%,” we are striving to save them all.
The No Kill Advocacy Center, Animal Ark and Animal Wise Radio officially announce a nationwide campaign to be a no kill nation on June 11, 2012.