Exotic Pets: A Deadly Business
By Jennifer O’Connor Authorities at Bangkok’s international airport recently arrested a passenger whose suitcases were reportedly jam-packed with leopard and[…]
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For Good Bone Health, Break Your Dairy Addiction
By Heather Moore It’s National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month—time to bone up on bone health. Approximately 10 million Americans[…]
Read moreCruelty is Never Just a Game
By Martin Mersereau Despite an outcry from thousands of people—including everyone from PETA pal and pit bull adopter Alicia Silverstone[…]
Read morePETA Plan Would Spare Thousands of Thoroughbreds From Slaughter
By Kathy Guillermo U.S. thoroughbred racing is an industry of numbers. Consider the projected statistics for 2011 alone. The number[…]
Read moreWhy I ‘Pied’ A Government Official
By Emily McCoy I was recently banned from entering Canada for two years and placed on strict probation for lobbing[…]
Read moreAre We Supporting Violence In God’s Name?
By Bruce Friedrich In his new book, Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week: From the Entrance Into Jerusalem to the Resurrection,[…]
Read moreAnimal Tests Are Today’s Tuskegee Experiments
By Justin Goodman An experimenter at the University of California–Los Angeles who addicts monkeys to methamphetamines, kills them and dissects[…]
Read moreDear Mr. President: Remember the Elephants
By Ingrid E. Newkirk Britain’s last remaining “circus elephant,” Annie, recently packed her trunk and went to live her final[…]
Read moreWhat A Horrific Cruelty Case Can Teach Us
By Martin Mersereau A West Virginia man named Jeffrey Nally Jr. is facing 29 charges of cruelty to animals after[…]
Read moreAll Bears In Zoos Are Knut
By Jennifer O’Connor Just four short years ago, a white ball of fluff captured the attention of the world. Now[…]
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