January 23, 2009 • 3:18 am

According the the WSPA, in some countries, armed dog control officers randomly shoot dogs in crowded streets. If not killed instantly, the dogs end up wounded and left to die. They are shot at, drowned, hung, and electrocuted and there are far more cruel ways to exterminate unwanted animals. In countries ravaged by war, famine and olitical upheaval, animal suffer equally if not worse. This is not the way to control animal population; it is ineffective and the numbers increase around the world, prompting more unnecessarily killings in the first place.
Please help stop the bloodshed. With your help, animal welfare organizations will provide mobile clinics and medical attention to homeless dogs and cats in rural communites. Please do your part and make a donation and spread the world. Thank you!
Filed under: Take Action, animal cruelty, dogs and cats, humane organizations, international issues , animal advocacy, animal cruelty, animal protection, dog and cat fur, dog rescue, Take Action

Leading animal protection agencies will be hosting a conference in our nation’s capital to address current issues of animal welfare on July 19-21. If you’re in the neighborhood or feel like taking a nice trip down to D.C. this will be an educational event if you love and care for animals.
Here you will hear from 75 experts on animal campaigning and visit more than 500 exhibitors from all over the world. Speak with advocates in person about your concerns and interests. Rally at the Capitol’s doorstep to demand action against the cruelty of puppy mills. Get the latest scoop on factory farming, local animal abuse, animal fighting, and many more. Volunteer or sign up for a job and join in the fight for animals.
Register for the conference here
Filed under: Resources, Take Action, farm animals, friends, humane organizations, local issues, puppy mills , animal campaigning, animal fighting, animal protection, conference, factory farming, puppy mills, take action 2008

DoGoodChannel.com just launched. For those of you who’s got a philanthropic spirit, check out this new social network, still in Beta. Its purpose is to connect you with non-profits of all types, and you could contribute monetarily or physically. The network boasts an incredible amount of organizations for causes having to do with animal protection and preservation, arts, culture, education, health and so on. On the site, you can search for by causes or organizations and allows you to interact with such groups. It is free to both the public and non-profits. Check out the site and let’s do some good NOW.
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