Think of all the dogs out there: labradors and poodles and labradoodles; huskies and westies and dogues de Bordeaux; pit bulls and spaniels and lovable mutts that go to doggy day care. Add them up, all the pet dogs on the… Read More »Helping the Stray Dogs
by Maneka Gandhi I have a vegetable garden. The monkeys take my brinjals, the parakeets take the chillies, the moles take the cauliflower, leaf curl gets my tomatoes, and squirrels come for some seeds. I get the mint, dhaniya and… Read More »Protecting Animals & the Vegetation
The CCR (Council of Constitutional Rights) has filed an opening brief in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in U.S. v. Johnson, an appeal from the criminal prosecution of two animal rights activists for liberating thousands of mink and foxes… Read More »Freeing Animals Is Liberation, Not Terrorism
The killing of Cecil the lion drew international outrage and raised awareness about the problems with trophy hunting. Now attention is being focused on British Columbia’s controversial grizzly bear hunt after a graphic video of trophy hunters killing one has gone viral. The video,… Read More »Hunting of Grizzly Bears in British Columbia
The world’s obsession with eating meat is one of the single biggest issues of our time. If you’re still eating meat, read these stories and see if your change your mind: 16 Lucky Piglets Escape Brutal Farm Life After Transport… Read More »Why You Should Stop Eating Meat?
Water makes up around 80 percent of a dog’s body and its consumption is essential for optimum health, but how much is enough and is there such thing as too much? Looking after an animal is a great responsibility as they’re… Read More »How Much Water Does Your Dog Need?
No pet lover wants to think about animals being hurt. The unfortunate truth, however, is that it does happen. It’s hard not to feel discouraged by this sometimes, but you can do your part to help prevent it. Animals don’t… Read More »What You Can Do to Prevent the Pets Being Hurt?
The lean days appear to be over for Mor Sahib, an 87-year-old crocodile venerated by Pakistan’s tiny Sheedi community, as pilgrims once again flock to Manghopir shrine in Karachi that has been shunned for years amid fears of Taliban attacks.… Read More »Manghopir Shrine Has About 100 Crocodiles
In January 2015, following the January 5 raid on the bear baiting event in Ghotki, AMINALS brought to the attention of the Sindh Wildlife Department that Sindh Wildlife Protection Ordinance, 1972 only applied to Game Animals and Protected Animals as… Read More »A Flawed Notification of the Sindh Wildlife Department is Unlikely to Help the Bears
When Ed Kostro and his rescue teammate Katie first heard reports of a Border Collie at a 24-hour hot dog stand, they hoped for a fairly rapid rescue. But what happens when the dog you’re saving seems to dematerialize every time… Read More »Rescuing a Stray Dog
