Monday, January 12, 2009
Agweb.com reports that donations made toward animal rights groups are on the rise as animal abusing factory farmers quake in their boots. It seems that charitable donations to animal rights groups rose 11% in 2007 with part of the increased going toward what they called "extremist groups like PETA." If PETA is considered an extremist group I would love to hear what they think of the ALF.
This is great news for the movement and really bad news for its opponents. What I found really interesting was that the HUSA raised $130 million in 2007! I didn't realize they raised that much money, way to go!
Check out the article for the latest dollar figures from some of your favorite animal rights groups, I think you may find that it makes you happy.
Labels: agweb, ALF, animal rights, fundraising, HUSA, lol catz, PETA
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Imprisoned activist Rod Coronado has been released from prison to a half-way house. You might know Rod as the spokesperson for the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) during Operation Bite Back, a series of fur farm raids in 1991-1992, which caused more than one million dollars in property damage.
Thank you Rod for everything you've done for the animals, you are a true hero.
Labels: ALF, direct action, ELF, fur industry, prison, Rod Coronado, vegan
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Hope you've all had a good holiday. Here are some stories for you to check out this lazy Sunday.
- Man tries to lose weight on an all-jerky diet.
- ALF and SHAC 7 get international (negative) attention.
- New bill could reduce animal cruelty.
- Student poses as bidder and disrupts corrupt auction.
- Germany open soup kitchen to help hungry pets.
- Asia devours endangered U.S. animals.
- Aussies dump glue traps.
- Threatened species returns to England.
- ACTION ALERT: Pledge to go Veg in 2009!
As always, something to keep you smiling.
Have a good week.
Labels: ALF, PETA, pets, SHAC 7, United Kingdom, vegan, vegetarian, Weekly Vegan Reader