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ASPCA Rescues Dogs From Arkansas Puppy Mill

November 7, 2011

(PUPPY MILL RESCUE) ARKANSAS — The ASPCA has reported the rescue of over a hundred dogs from this morning’s raid on an Arkansas puppy mill. The dogs – which included smaller breeds of Dachshunds, West Highland white terriers, Boston terriers and Chihuahuas – were living in inhumane conditions and found to be suffering from severe neglect, skin conditions and fleas. According to the ASPCA, the canines are being transported to a temporary shelter, where they’ll receive much needed medical attention.

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Swedish Bird Catcher Condemned for Animal Cruelty & ‘Fowl’ Play

November 1, 2011

(ANIMAL NEWS) SWEDEN — Pierre Johansson, Swedish catcher of over 13,000 birds, has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison for animal cruelty and illegal hunting. Read on for more details on the Swede’s crimes against the avian community. — Global Animal

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Toronto Approves Pet Sale Ban

October 3, 2011

(ANIMAL WELFARE) CANADA — Toronto has been added to the list of cities that forbid pet stores from selling cats and dogs bred in commercial facilities such as puppy mills. The pet sale ban follows the recent rescue of 527 dogs from a puppy mill in Quebec, the province’s largest animal cruelty case ever. The new law requires that retailers only sell animals from shelters, rescue groups, and other approved sources. Read on for more information and to find out how this legislation is beneficial in more ways than one. — Global Animal

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WeHo’s Fur Ban Nearly Reality

September 20, 2011

(ANTI-FUR) CALIFORNIA — West Hollywood has tentatively approved the ban of fur clothing. But that isn’t the only good news — the ban covers anything made from an animal’s skin. This means the cruel fashions of leather jackets, Ugg boots, and fur coats are on their way out. Read on to discover what else must be decided before this ban can take effect. — Global Animal

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Activists Thank ‘Apes’ Filmmakers At Premiere

August 19, 2011

(MOVIES/ANIMAL RIGHTS) HOLLYWOOD — In the midst of an increasing number of films featuring (and abusing) live animals, “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” presents an advanced, animal-friendly alternative: technology. The movie’s filmmakers believe animals like apes belong in the wild, not the entertainment industry. But not all filmmakers are so concerned with animal welfare. Find out what is being done to ensure the safety and proper care of animals on (and off) movie sets and why this goal is such a difficult one to accomplish. — Global Animal

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Animal Protection Policies: 20 Years Of Progress

August 15, 2011

(ANIMAL RIGHTS ) USA — Here’s something positive for animal lovers to reflect on: In the last 20 years, there have been at least 1,000 new animal protection laws enacted. Plus, these statutes are in addition to the federal laws aimed at preventing animal cruelty and animal abuse. So, though it may seem stagnant at times, and there are definite setbacks, too, the general trend in animal welfare is decidedly upward. Read on for inspiration to keep taking action on behalf of animals. It makes a difference! — Global Animal

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The Truth About Chimp Testing

August 12, 2011

(CHIMPS/ANIMAL RIGHTS) A former scientist and republican representative of Maryland discusses his issues with animal testing and the obsolete use of chimps in science experiments. Animal advocates can read about this bipartisan concern for animal welfare and animal rights. — Global Animal

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Indonesian Slaughterhouses Torture Australian Cattle (TAKE ACTION)

August 8, 2011

(LIVE ANIMAL EXPORT) AUSTRALIA — August 8, 2011 marks a big day for animal lovers in cities across Australia. Rallies are being held to put an end to the tortuous practice of shipping living animals to other countries for slaughter where abuse is rampant. Read on to get involved… – Global Animal

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