Please lodge a complaint further to the conduct of Surrey Police:
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Animal Advocacy The Animal/Rights/Welfare thread
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A poor innocent calf rammed down by a Surrey police car. WARNING Graphic images:
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Video: 'It's not hurt any of us': Public confront cops after cow hit by car | Daily Mail Online
Members of the public are seen confronting the police after a squad car rams down a terrified runaway cow. The clip captures the moment the cop car is seen hitting the cow on a residential street in Staines-Upon-Thames.
This poor baby was rescued last night by the founder of a local rescue group in Brighton. This is what people do to innocent defenceless babies!
Please - If you find a bird, NEVER put water in it's mouth.
Please - If you find a bird, NEVER put water in it's mouth. The little hole you can see at the back of this birds tongue is their airway. One wrong drop in there, and the bird aspirates, meaning it drowns. They can't cough the water back up, and it's a horrible death.
Baby birds get all their moisture from the food the parents feed them.
If you find an adult bird that is dehydrated, offer it some water to drink by itself, or you can dip a cotton bud in water, and wipe the tiniest bit down the side of their beak, making sure you avoid the nostrils.
People are messaging me saying they've syringed water in to a birds mouth. This is usually a death sentence, and the bird goes downhill over the next few hours.
If you find a baby bird, keep it warm. If they don't have full feathers, they need a gentle heat source. They can't make their own body heat. NEVER feed a cold bird. Their digestive system stops when cold, and this also results more often than not, in the bird dying slowly.
Warmth is key.
Please - If you find a bird, NEVER put water in it's mouth. The little hole you can see at the back of this birds tongue is their airway. One wrong drop in there, and the bird aspirates, meaning it drowns. They can't cough the water back up, and it's a horrible death.
Baby birds get all their moisture from the food the parents feed them.
If you find an adult bird that is dehydrated, offer it some water to drink by itself, or you can dip a cotton bud in water, and wipe the tiniest bit down the side of their beak, making sure you avoid the nostrils.
People are messaging me saying they've syringed water in to a birds mouth. This is usually a death sentence, and the bird goes downhill over the next few hours.
If you find a baby bird, keep it warm. If they don't have full feathers, they need a gentle heat source. They can't make their own body heat. NEVER feed a cold bird. Their digestive system stops when cold, and this also results more often than not, in the bird dying slowly.
Warmth is key.
Demo in Horsham (Sussex) against the RSPCA.
My friend Jen is on the pic on the far right bottom corner with her granddaughter and Irish wolfhound.
How Britain’s oldest animal welfare charity became a byword for cruelty on an industrial scale | George Monbiot
As it celebrates 200 years, the RSPCA is helping endorse indefensible abuse in factory farms, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
I recognized them.
They are world famous.
I would have been there if I had been in Brighton.
First stop JRS Rettenmaier, supplier of 'sawdust bedding' to MBR. It's a small house in a very busy road in Reigate so ideal to raise awareness of MBR's filthy business.
We asked to speak to the CEO - not there. The manager? Not there. Anyone? Just junior staff who don't want to talk to us and could we go away or the police will be called.
Windows and blinds were closed and the demo began. We made sure people knew what JRS does, their complicity in the suffering of the beagles at MBR and the laboratories they are shipped to.
We gave out lots of leaflets, cars stopped and asked for info, locals were appalled at JRS supporting animal cruelty.
Next we drove to Crawley Down to tackle Flo Gas. They are on an industrial estate and easy to access. We spoke to the manager (wouldn't give his name). As is often the case, head office doesn't filter down our emails, so we explained why we were there. He said he'd email the CEO and say we had turned up and what we wanted.
There followed a loud demo that brought out workers from many other units. Most were very supportive and a lot of photos taken of our banner for social media. We'll be back here too, until Flo Gas drop MBR. We know the workers have no idea what the company is involved in but they know now in Crawley.
Please join us targeting suppliers face to face. We've got more Southern demos planned and HSBC Brighton next on Thursday 27th 11am. Contact Brighton Animal Rights fb page for details if you are local.
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Calls to ban greyhound racing intensify after official figures show increased death toll
The League Against Cruel Sports says it is time to put an end to the sacrifice of greyhounds for profit by banning the sport altogether
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Just completed NARM today in London. We think that 3000 (12000 two years ago) vegans turned up. We marched from Marble Arch to Parliament square.
Lots of police and loads of people taking videos and pix.
We certainly made a lot of noise for the animals.
Lots of police and loads of people taking videos and pix.
We certainly made a lot of noise for the animals.
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In my city, live hens are stored in cramped cages outside chicken shops. When a customer arrives, the shopkeeper opens the cage, grabs a hen by her neck, beheads her, and butchers her in front of the other hens. What can I do about this? Going vegan doesn't seem to be enough.
This seems to be a very recurring incident where children are killed by a pet:
www.dailymail.co.uk
Girl, 10, mauled to death by her family's 'XL Bully' dog in attack
Witnesses spoke today of the traumatic scenes in a sleepy Yorkshire village that sparked a huge emergency response on Friday afternoon.
One lucky pup who has found a foster home, after being posted on a FB page 'does anybody want a pup'. He has had 3 homes and the 4 th person wanted to get rid of him because he had 'bitten' her young daughter.
To cut a long story short, the woman asked the rescuer for £200 to take the pup of her hands.
Needless to say, there was an uproar on the given page. It was luck or fate that a kind person has bought him and will foster him until he can find a forever home.
Pets are not objects and so many people are pathetic when it comes to having a pet.
