Justice for Bones – A Terrifying Story of Crime in Ohio
This week starts with a sad as well as terrifying tale of Bones, a healthy, big, gentle dog, rescued by the nonprofit The Lexus Project,
President Vladimir Putin Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
When President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, many around the world were surprised and even went on to voice reservations. Now,
Petition to Stop Animal Cruelty at Marineland
Making life an object of entertainment for people seems to have become second nature to humans. An example of this apathy is reducing marine animals
Greenpeace Activists Charged with Piracy in Russia
More than two dozen Greenpeace activists arrested by Russian guards two weeks ago have been charged with piracy in Russia. All 30 arrested, including two
Rivalry and Health: Videotaping Yoga an ‘Invention’?
Make a business of anything and it is likely to tumble down the road to rivalry – health and wellness included. Take for example the
Montana’s License to Kill the Last Wolves in the State
Montana is making news again, and bad news as before. The state has issued 6000 hunting permits to kill the last wolves remaining in the
Ireland’s Plan for ‘Humane Slaughter’ of Horses
Putting the words “slaughter” and “humane” together is one of those paradoxes animal rights advocates may never understand, or make sense of at least. Killing
Miami Hospital Treating an Emergency Case of Starved Dog
Biscayne Veterinary Center in Miami, FL, is treating a severely starved dog with life-threatening infections. Named Emily, the 7-year-old female dog was admitted to the
Priest Who Raped Boys in Iowa Getting Probation Instead of Jail
If you are one of those trusting folks that still believe judiciary always stands for justice, it’s about time to wake up. The infamous pastor
Life-Saving Shirts at Sevenly
“You can help dogs just by picking up a snazzy shirt,” comes the message from Wayne Pacelle, President & CEO, The Humane Society of the