Category: Animals and Animal cruelty

by Humane Society International
January 10, 2014

Dogfighting is a sadistic “contest” in which two dogs – specifically bred, conditioned, and trained to fight – are placed in a “pit” to fight each other for the spectators’ entertainment and gambling.

by Our Endangered World
November 25, 2021

Zoos are built as a source of income for some. The owners of such zoos are focused on maximizing profits even at the animals’ expense.

by animal-ethics.org

There are many ways we can help animals living in the wild and save them from the harms that they face in nature. In the long term, the only way they will eventually get the help they need is by us raising awareness of the plight of wild animals and the discrimination they suffer.

by The Mercury News
January 21, 2022

Having a pet can improve mental and physical health of their human companions.

by Independent
September 15, 2021

The animal rights group Sea Shepherd says it hopes that pressure will build from within the Faeroe Islands to end its traditional drive of sea mammals into shallow water where they are killed for their meat and blubber.

by Humane League
June 10, 2022

Imagine standing in a tight enclosed space with four to ten of your peers, your feet painfully twisted around wire flooring. You want to stretch, but you can’t. There’s no sunlight, no fresh air, and your body is aching and exhausted. For millions of chickens worldwide, this is their reality.

by PETA
July 19, 2022

In Ohio, laboratories keep an estimated 1,700 dogs in cages, including nearly 1,000 in the Cleveland. Despite the existence today of state-of-the-art research methods, including organs-on-chips and high-speed computers programmed with human data, these dogs are force-fed drugs and used in a variety of sometimes extremely painful and even bizarre experiments.

by A Humane World
June 14, 2021

The activism led by Chinese people has made the so-called Yulin festival the most visible manifestation of a much larger year-round meat trade that claims the lives of some ten million dogs and four million cats annually throughout China.

by Anna Burke – American Kennel Club
May 26, 2021

The last thing any new puppy owner or dog breeder wants to hear is a diagnosis of parvo. Parvo in puppies is unfortunately a common disease with deadly consequences, which is why it is important for anyone dealing with puppies on a regular basis to be aware of the symptoms of parvo and what to do about it.

by Unknown

1. My life is likely to last ten to fifteen years. Any separation from you will be painful for me. Remember that when you buy me.