Wildlife Snaring Expansion Proposed
The practice of snaring is one of the cruelest ways to kill wildlife. In the best-case scenario, a steel-cable loop[…]
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Tell Your Senators To Ditch Dorr
Thomas Dorr, a staunch proponent of factory farms who once declared, "factory farming is a model for the future," has[…]
Read moreKeep Rodeo Abuses Out Of The Olympics
The rodeo industry is attempting to capitalize on the worldwide attention that the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT[…]
Read moreHRC Praises The Democratic National Committee For Announcing Its Support For Social Security Benefits For Same-Sex Couples
The Human Rights Campaign praised the Democratic National Committee today for approving a resolution urging that same-sex couples and their[…]
Read moreThe Faces May Have Changed, But the Rhetoric Has Not
By Wayne Besen The infamous anti-gay kingdom still sits ominously on the far right bank of the river of misinformation.[…]
Read moreGenetically Engineered Nightmare
BIODIVERSITY BOMBSHELL On September 4, 2001 Mexican officials admitted that an alarming number of genetically engineered (GE) corn plants have[…]
Read moreFloridians For Humane Farms Applauds Decision By Florida Supreme Court
Floridians for Humane Farms – a ballot committee consisting of animal protection, environmental, and civic groups working to outlaw an[…]
Read moreWhale Advocates Sue To Stop Expanded Makah Hunt
On January 10th, The Fund for Animals, The Humane Society of the United States, and others filed a second legal[…]
Read moreU.S. Dept. Of Agriculture "Wildlife Services" Division Has A Proposal To Poison Millions Of Red-Winged Blackbirds In North Dakota And South Dakota
This poisoning will impact endangered species as well as other birds and wildlife. This taxpayer-funded government agency has been engaged[…]
Read moreGroups Sue To Obtain Records Of Ringling Bros.' Elephant Abuse
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), the Animal Welfare Institute, and The Fund For Animals[…]
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