Pardon Our Dust
Right now, the animal protection movement is in the throes of an important evolution. What might seem like self-destructive behavior is actually evidence of progress.
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Author: Nathan J. Winograd
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The Keys to the Kingdom
Directors may claim volunteers are welcome in their shelter. Holly is willing to give them the keys to it.
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Oreo and 60,858 Others
Today is the three-year anniversary of the ASPCA’s killing of Oreo. Since the ASPCA killed Oreo and then killed Oreo’s Law, legislation which would have made it illegal for NYS shelters to kill animals when rescue groups were willing to save them, 60,858 animals who had an immediate place to go have been killed.
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“A Breathtaking Piece of Work”
Animal Wise Radio calls Friendly Fire a “breathtaking piece of work.”
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You’ve Got To Be Carefully Taught
To too many animal rights activists, animals have a right to life up until the moment they cross the threshold of either PETA headquarters or one of our nation’s shelters and then, they no longer do.
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National Animal Shelter Reform Week
November 4 is the official kick off of “National Animal Shelter Reform Week.” It is a week dedicated to educating the American public about the rampant neglect and abuse in U.S. “shelters,” the systematic killing that goes on in them, and what we can do to bring this tragedy to an end.
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Understanding Friendly Fire
We wrote Friendly Fire not only to expose this crisis of cruelty, but to explain the nature of the opposition to the No Kill movement so that others—animal lovers, public officials, legislators, the media—can find the confidence and courage necessary to see through, and stand up to, those who seek to delay and derail urgently needed shelter reform.