Consumers should boycott pork as most pigs die in terror and pain gasping for breath. Slaughterhouse pigs suffer before death. Millions of pigs suffer poor welfare at slaughterhouses. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs report that almost 90% … Continue reading →
SALFORD-NEWS AND COMMENT: The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) are building England’s fifth national RHS garden on the 154-acre site of Worsley New Hall. It is called RHS Garden Bridgewater and it’s intended to be a “beautiful green place to enjoy … Continue reading →
More than 200 citizens of Denmark have been infected with a mutant strain of coronavirus that has spread from farmed mink to humans. This information will limit the effectiveness of a future vaccine. The Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, … Continue reading →
Wild boar were tranquilized and euthanised in a school children’s playground in front of the kids near the Vatican.
Continue reading →Under new UK regulations called Tuk’s Law veterinarians must scan a dog for a microchip before euthanising the animal.
Continue reading →Horses are euthanised after a broken leg because of the difficulties of successfully repairing a broken leg in combination with financial considerations.
Continue reading →ANALYSIS: It’s about time. It is said that when a living lobster is placed into boiling water it screams in pain. As I recall, it’s been proved that they do. And there’s no reason why they shouldn’t feel pain. They … Continue reading →
Buddy, a German Shepherd, has died. He was American’s first pet dog to test positive for Covid-19. He was aged seven and lived in New York. He first had the symptoms in mid-April. It took a month to get him … Continue reading →
Rudolph, a 7 to 8 month old black dog, survived being euthanized by a veterinarian. The veterinarian refused to try to kill him again so he survived and Rudolph is now up for adoption. He is at the Kings Harvest … Continue reading →
The millions of cats and dogs that pass through animal shelters in the United States annually are commercial assets if you look at them that way. I am not suggesting that you should but under financial pressure shelter managers might, … Continue reading →
