Almost all (90%) of the 26.5 million pounds of antibiotics estimated to be used in the United States as feed[…]
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New Bill Makes Clear That Federal Employees Have Protection From Anti-Gay Discrimination
Reps. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., and Chris Shays, R-Conn., introduced bipartisan legislation on June 30th that would clarify existing law to[…]
Read moreSenate Push to End Horse Slaughter
Thanks to the action of concerned people like you, the U.S. House of Representatives has taken steps to abolish the[…]
Read moreGovernor Schwarzenegger Takes On Global Warming
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger issued an Executive Order (EO) on June 1st to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the State of[…]
Read moreTense Time for Whales
Pro-conservation voices at the IWC are hanging on to a slim majority, but pro-whaling nations are still scheming to overturn[…]
Read moreClosed-Door Dealings Silence Swans
In May, a group of Bronx, New York, youths brutally killed a pair of mute swans. Six months ago, this[…]
Read morePut a Collar on Unregulated Breeders
The stories we hear about puppy mills are all too familiar. Animals are crowded into filthy cages without basic veterinary[…]
Read moreCasualties of War
The Department of Defense takes a hard-hearted approach to the stray dogs and cats befriended by our troops serving in[…]
Read moreWhere the Buffalo Should Roam
Since 2000, state and federal agencies have senselessly slaughtered more than 830 buffalo from Yellowstone National Park. Urge Congress to[…]
Read moreSpain Makes History Granting Equal Rights and Responsibilities to All Spanish Families
The Spanish Parliament made history on June 29th by allowing same-sex couples and their children access to the rights, responsibilities[…]
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