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This is how we, the human race, treat animals. Do you want to be part of this? #animalliberation #govegan #vegan via @tobymorse - L.A. We out here rolling deep #VoiceofTheVoiceless 📸 #FriendsofAnimals #NationalAnimalRightsDay #NoMore #CatsAndDogs #MyPhilosophy #YouthofToday #EarthCrisis #SoulSide #GB https://www.instagram.com/p/Bya9jEIgnXk/?igshid=1uzrtpkhy74qr
“How we behave toward cats here below determines our status in heaven.” —Robert A. Heinlein Found some feline friends here in Colombia. This is a good place. #catsofColombia #CartagenaCats #cats #catsagram #Wanderlust #travel #travelista #travelgram #FelineFriends #FriendsofAnimals #FoozyTravels (at Cartagena, Colombia)
#friends#advocates#friendsofanimals#elephants#africananimals#dolphins #adoptdontshop#lovenohate
What about what we just did makes you think, I've got to do this year after year after year? Was it the lying in the mud part or the outfits that smell like menthol cigarettes & body Oder??
Scmitt$ Creek on hunting (my thoughts exactly!!)
YES! China Ends Mandatory Animal Testing for Cosmetics
In June 2014 the Humane Society International’s Be Cruelty-Free campaign succeeded in changing some of China’s laws. It is estimated that 300,000 animals like dogs, rabbits and guinea-pigs, are used for testing every year. With the laws that have been modified HSI estimated that 10,000 will be saved from this horrific treatment. It is not an easy or instantly gratifying fight but this is a crucial first step to making China’s views on animal treatment change for the better.
We have some big news for the tiny Egyptian tortoise! We have received a positive finding on our petition to list the Egyptian tortoise under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
If approved by the Fish and Wildlife Services, listing these turtles as endangered would prohibit the sale, purchase and transport of the species in the United States.
http://bit.ly/1RcNiph
