The New York Times finally has an Op Ed piece about so-called “invasive” species that is not over-the-top fear mongering with the ethically bankrupt and inherently contradictory premise that we need to kill animals (and plants) in order to save animals (and plants) deemed more worthy.
Why rescue access laws are important and a key aspect of achieving and sustaining a No Kill nation.
A call to action! Groundbreaking legislation has been introduced in Rhode Island. The bill would make it illegal for shelters in Rhode Island to kill animals if rescue groups are willing to save them.
We live in an absurd world where many animals do not survive their “rescue” by so-called shelters.
Even cleaning is never dull in the Winograd household as a dusty framed article takes on rich, political meaning.
Each paw represents an animals killed despite a rescue alternative in New York State.
What’s in a name? The Texas Humane Legislation Network reveals not much, as an organization supposedly dedicated to “humane legislation” comes out in opposition to one of the most significant animal protection bills ever introduced in the state.
A call to action! Groundbreaking legislation has been introduced in Texas.
The goal is not “no more animals being born.” The goal is, and has always been, “no more animals being killed.”
With over 90 delicious recipes, nearly 200 illustrations, lots of jokes, and no vegetables, All American Vegan is veganism for the rest of us.