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Canada newspaper reverses stance on anti-rodeo ads
An animal rights group said on Monday that Calgary’s largest newspaper has agreed to run an advertisement critical of the Western Canadian city’s world-famous Calgary Stampede rodeo.
APA Busy Reuniting Fireworks Frightened Dogs With Owners
The Animal Protection Association on Hanley Road says this is their busiest day of the year. They’re spending this official holiday trying to re-unite owners with their dogs who ran off after being spooked by fireworks. Those bombs bursting in … Continue reading
Distinctly Green: LUSH solidifies enviro-friendly soap market
With news about harmful chemicals in most cosmetics, LUSH Cosmetics is a healthy alternative. These handmade soaps, gels, shampoos, fragrances and skincare products are 100 percent vegetarian, use limited amounts of preservatives, are not tested on animals and come in … Continue reading
Gujarat cops urged to rethink dog breeding plan
Animal lovers have urged the Gujarat Police to reconsider a proposal for their sniffer dogs from aggressive breeds mate with civilian canines.
Graduation pranks abound
Every year in late June and early July, students turn to pranks to relieve stress and have a little fun before graduating. This year, bed sheets seem to be a popular tool of the trickster trade.
City wants animals put ahead of permits
The city of Peoria wants the county to consider offering full-service animal control services in lieu of paying any city permitting fees for construction of the Peoria Riverfront Museum.
Run, rabbit, run: City eyes total ban
Sonya Kamp, RAPS assistant manager, with one of the many rescued bunnies in the spring.
RAPS leashes new deal
The society that runs Richmond’s animal control service has been awarded a new two-year contract — at almost double the price.
Wayne Pacelle: Ohio Landmark: Behind the Animal Welfare Agreement
The ballot initiative process, which allows citizens to place proposals for new laws before the voters, had been left for dead by our movement until…
Animal groups, Ohio farmers strike deal on cruelty; issue no longer on ballot
COLUMBUS — Animal welfare groups led by the Humane Society of the United States have agreed to abandon a fall ballot issue against animal cruelty as part of a deal with state farm groups brokered by Gov. Ted Strickland.