China's growing animal activism

Mon, 2011-04-25 00:49 by admin

Volunteer opportunity in Beijing China to administer China Small Animals Protection Agency. This animal organization, the first of its kind in China, is run by Professor Lu Di who is in her 80's and still working some 10 to 15 hours daily to take care of those animals. The group just took in 520 dogs in an amazing rescue mission where Chinese police were persuaded to help retrieve stolen pets from the restaurant trade. Video-link inside with incredible and heartwarming footage!

Chinese citizens are stopping the trucks full of cats and dogs

Trucks full of dogs and cats destined for restaurant cooking pots and other unfortunate destinations are a common sight in China. AND it has been so for as long as anyone can remember. However, thanks to so many compassionate Chinese citizens that are coming together and making sacrifices to help save and protect the most vulnerable member of their society, the animals, changes for the better are happening in China. Groups mushrooming everywhere are coming together fast enough to bring our hopes up that one day all this will belong in a museum of horrors. The site www.people4chineseanimals.org names just a few of such groups and the incredible number of animals they've rescued in a short period of time.

The latest of such rescues is on this link - just one of the few these last 3 years. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/aftter-15-hour-standoff-activists-rescue-580-dogs-_-a-sign-of-chinas-growing-animal-activism/2011/04/19/AFzPtP5D_story.html

Wonderful Professor Lu Di leads China's animal protection vanguard

In the above link, you may read the story of how CSAPA (China Small Animals Protection Agency) which already has several hundreds of cats and dogs, took in 520 more dogs to rescue them from cooking pots. This animal organization, the first of its kind in China, is run by Professor Lu Di who is in her 80's and still working some 10 to 15 hours daily to take care of those animals. You'll want to see the video on this amazing woman:

Click on link for a wonderful video about Prof Lu Di and her work

Volunteer Opportunity in Beijing working to co-ordinate, administer animal shelters

"This message is on behalf of Professor Lu. Since CSAPA took all those dogs, she is in urgent need of experienced administrators to help her handle various issues (acquire fund already donated, shelter management, coordination with animal hospital/clinics, volunteers, various agencies, etc. If you want to consider it, please contact professor Lu directly at (10)88553597"

If you wish to make a donation, go to this site: http://www.people4chineseanimals.org/Donations-at-work.html

Help make history for animals in China!

Be a part of this amazing group of compassionate people and help make history for animals in China! Remember one thing: Your experience on handling cats and dogs in shelters and related issues, will be an asset more valuable than you can imagine. Chinese animal groups are facing incredible challenges in rescuing animals since this is all new to most. Your help is immensely appreciated.

NOTE: If you would like to keep up-to-date on Chinese animal groups in China, join Yahoo at :http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/People4ChineseAnimals/

Please also consider helping the outreach program of People for Chinese Animals

Come to the Anti Fur Society conference June 25-26th this year (2011). Chinese animals will be on the program.

Source:
Rosa Close
www.AFSConference.org
www.people4chineseanimals.org

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MIllicent (not verified)

Mon, 2011-04-25 11:43

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Card from Animals Asia

I recently got sent a card with a photo of Mr Eddie, one of the little mascot dogs saved from a dog meat market. It has upset me for days. The dear little dog was just hours from a certain and painful death. They have the foul and sadistic idea that more pain means better tasting meat. They make sure they suffer. The human race is clearly the most cruel and criminal species. How could such atrocities happen to gentle animals? Not only dogs and cats, but sheep, pigs and cattle. More than 16 billion animals who are killed for food every year just in the U.S. Nearly one billion of those are pigs, considered to be among the most intelligent of animals. Farm animals are stunned by electricity or percussion, and killed by cutting the blood vessels in the neck, causing blood loss. The halal and shechita method, used by Moslems and Jews, involves cutting the neck without stunning the animals. The toll of 7 billion people on our planet is tremendous, and clearly unnecessary considering eating meat is optional, not essential.

quark

Tue, 2011-04-26 18:36

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Where do humans get off?

Humans do seem to be the cruellest of species. I cannot think of any other that could compete for this dubious honour. There are more humans living on the planet than ever before and the numbers are rising such that each extra billion is added in less than 15 years. For a very large number of humans -those struggling for survival - and for most other animals, because of pressure from humans , life on Earth is more like being in Hell and deteriorating. The human plague is an obscenity and blight on the Earth's biosphere. It's a tragedy playing out right now. Our predatory instincts towards other creatures as well as what appears to be, in many a pathological desire to inflict suffering come together synergistically becasue of acute overpopulation. Fortunately there are some sympathetic and brave souls like this woman in China who can replace suffering and death with comfort and life.

Chinese citizens are stopping the trucks full of cats and dogs

Wonderful Professor Lu Di leads China's animal protection vanguard

Volunteer Opportunity in Beijing working to co-ordinate, administer animal shelters

Help make history for animals in China!

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