March is the time of year when PETA releases its annual killing statistics to the Commonwealth of Virginia, and we are made aware of how many animals the prior year fell victim to the malicious, relentless bloodlust of PETA employees.
In your own words, in your own way, please let her know how disappointed you are. Ask her to step in and protect the animals she is pledged to protect. Let her know that the fate of thousands of animals are in her hands and she must finally start living up to her responsibilities as ASPCA Board Chair.
If the ASPCA and Assembly Member Amy Paulin get their way, feral cats can be exterminated immediately on intake in New York State shelters.
An ASPCA sponsored quick kill bill in NYS eliminates the holding period for scared cats, feral cats, shy dogs, and traumatized animals by granting shelters the legal authority to kill animals for being in “psychological pain” immediately on intake. They could be killed within a minute of arrival. With this bill, the ASPCA is trying to not only stop rescue access, but to erode what few protections animals in shelters already have.
Join me in Phoenix, AZ, on Saturday, February 18, 2012 for a Building a No Kill Community seminar. Also join me on Tuesday, February 14 at 10:30 am MT for a 30 minute radio on NBC 96.1 FM.
Welcome PETA supporters who asked “Who is Nathan Winograd?” after seeing their recent article saying I was a “misguided” No Kill advocate.
Killing is easy and killing is convenient, so why bother with the hard work of researching or implementing proven alternatives?
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.