South Korea Live Pig Burials – CNN Take Up the Story Today (3/3/11). And Still After All the Video Footage the Dimwit Agriculture Minister Denies Problems !!

Posted on March 3, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

Dear all,

Lesley asked me to share this information with you.

Today CNN broadcasted this news item about the pigs buried alive in South Korea.

We are very pleased to see that CNN is willing to tell the world about tis cruelty taking place.

The minister of Agriculture denies it all again. Incredible!

Kind regards,

Margreet Steendijk.

Inspector Eyes on Animals.

CNN Video link:    http://vegan.com/blog/2011/03/01/cnn-on-south-korean-pigs-buried-alive/

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SAV comment:

Looks like the dimwit S. korean Ag minister should be buried in a deep pit; not the animals.

He obviously still lives on another planet to the rest of us.

The truth will continue to ‘out’ – we will ensure that.

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Big Animal Abusers South Korea: Video Footage of Live Pig Burials Now Obtained. WARNING ** – Graphic Footage, but the Reality of South Korea – Major Animal Abusers.

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

WARNING – the following video shows EXTREME animal cruelty and suffering.

** Video link; **     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbOMH19LKgY

Here at SAV we have always had a simple policy of trying to tell the truth and showing the reality of animal cruelty issues.

We never show just one image followed by a ‘donate now’ link on every third line of our articles.

We do not ask visitors to the site to ‘join us’ as members; which would naturally mean you pay an annual membership fee; we simply attempt to provide information and pictures to you, the caring international animal advocates of this world, because money is not the most important thing when it comes to getting results.  It helps, but some people act because they are animal people rather than corporates who have to get a pile of bucks through the door every year.

If graphic images need to be shown and published on SAV to send out the message of what is going on, then they will be.  There are no apologies from this camp for showing the reality of animal abuse around the world.  We do not want to have to show it, but all the time it goes on, we will endevour to provide an insight into it – simple as that.

In addition, if we can show images of positive and good result success stories then we will; bad must be balanced with good when it can be.  There is a mass of bad out there, but there is a lot of good done by unsung heroes throughout the world.  We will share in this when chances arise.

The following video link above and below shows the live burial of pigs in South Korea due the the Foot and Mouth (F&M) disease which has raged the country for weeks now.

This is the reality of what is going on at this very moment; with Korean authorities giving two fingers to all international regulations which should protect animals at times such as this.

The video is bad  – distressing and upsetting for many. 

If you wish to contact your own national South Korean embassies (possibly) after watching the video, then please do so using the following links:

http://www.worldembassyinformation.com/south-korea-embassy/index.html

http://www.embassyworld.com/embassy/South_Korea/South_Korea1.html

Below is the link to the video footage of pigs being prepared to be buried alive.

This is very graphic footage – but it the reality of what is going on in such places as South Korea at this very moment.  South korea; a nation which gives not a damn about the enforcement of animal welfare / protection regulations.

** Video link; **     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbOMH19LKgY

Please crosspost the video link as much as possible.

The South Koreans desrve to be deluged with mails, telephone calls and the rest regarding their animal abuse policies.  PLEASE DO IT !

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Serbia: 15/05/11 – Big and Peaceful Walk for the Benefit of Life, Nature, Children, Handicapped people and Street Dogs and Cats

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

If you have a Facebook account, then please help to promote this event which is taking place in many cities of Serbia on 15th May 2011.  Other nations are invited to join in and support this.

In addition, two charity concerts are being organized to gather funding for animal care, vet bills, food etc.

Facebook Link:

Dejan Miletic Serbiandogwhisperer

VELIKA MIRNA SETNJA ZA DOBROBIT ZIVOTA, PRIRODE, DECA, HENDIKEPIRANIH OSOBA, ULICNIH PASA I MACAKA 15.mai.2011. godine sa pocetkom u 12 casova u svim gradovima Srbije i ako zele da ucestvuju drugih zemalja su nam dobrodosli.

Translated

Big and peaceful walk for benefit of life, nature. children, handicapped people and street dogs and cats –

 15th of May 2011 in all cities of Serbia and all other countries which wish to join us.

 

 

 

 

 

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Uk: Justice ! – Illegal Hare Coursers Find it’s a Crushing Experience !

Posted on February 28, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

Watch the car crushing video at:

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Home/Video-News/Illegal-hare-coursers-find-its-a-crushing-experience.htm

Illegal hare coursers find it’s a crushing experience

Raymond Brown

More than 100 hare coursers have been caught in Cambridgeshire this season – and 15 of their vehicles have been crushed.

The illegal sport attracts hundreds of hunters to the region from around the country during the hunting season which runs from August until April.

The high-stakes betting competition sees dogs unleashed and the animal that catches most hares in a day wins.

Yesterday, one car seized by police and ordered by the courts to be destroyed was smashed up at Welney Farms, off the A14 near Dry Drayton.

Officers from the Rural Community Action Team (RCAT) have held the Vauxhall Astra since catching three people hare coursing at Six Mile Bottom on August 20. Joseph Smith, 51, of Paddock Wood, Kent, William Smith, 42, of Willingham Avenue, Hastings, and Buddy Jarrett, 19, of Atterbury Close, Westerham, Kent, had travelled up to Cambridgeshire from East Sussex.

They were convicted at Ely Magistrates’ Court on January 6 and the car was ordered destroyed.

Smith and Kent were both fined £300, ordered to pay £85 costs and a £15 victim surcharge. Both were also given a six-month driving ban. Jarrett was fined £100, ordered to pay £100 costs and £15 victim surcharge. He was given a three-month driving ban.

All had pleaded guilty to illegal hare coursing.

Pc Robin Smith, who was there to watch the car being crushed, said: “Since the start of the season in August we have caught 112 hare coursers. They come from around the country because of the flat land around here which means they get good views of the course.

“They bet on which dog kills the most hares in one day and there is a lot of money involved.”

“The victims of this crime are the landowners and farmers who can have crops and fencing destroyed when the hare coursers drive onto the land.”

“We take this type of crime very seriously and this should send out a strong message that anyone who comes to Cambridgeshire to hare course is in danger of having their car seized and subsequently crushed.”

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Uk: Should We Be Eating Dogs in Britain?

Posted on February 28, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Should we be eating dogs in Britain? 

 

National campaign group asks whether all animals should be
treated equally? 

 

Please view the campaign spoof catering trailer selling dog meat at  http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/NEWS/news_veggie//2380//

Visit Animal Aid at  http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/AA/HOME/

Video Vault at http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/VIDEO/

 

 

In Korea and some other Asian countries dogs (and cats) are considered a good source of protein. Although UK residents are likely to be shocked at the thought, why is it considered wrong to eat dogs yet acceptable to eat cows, pigs, chickens and other animals? This is the question that national campaign group Animal Aid is asking during March, which is designated national Veggie Month.
 
Of course, rather than adding dog to the menu, during Veggie Month Animal Aid is urging the British public to recognise that pigs, sheep, cows and chickens are not so different from the dogs and cats who share our homes, and instead to try a meat-free diet.

 

Animal Aid supporters will be communicating this thought-provoking message to the general public by distributing tens of thousands of the group’s ‘Friend or Food?’ leaflet, as well as setting up street stalls in different parts of the country. A large controversial poster, depicting a golden retriever lying in a grassy field, will be displayed on the stalls asking passers-by, ‘Would you eat dog for dinner? If the idea disgusts you, tell us why’.
 
When Animal Aid took a spoof dog meat trailer on the road last year, the response from the public was powerful. People right across the country were horrified at the thought of eating Dachshund burgers or Collie steaks, and many – for the first time – accepted the idea that eating pigs or sheep was just the same.
 
Says Veggie Month Co-ordinator Kelly Slade:
‘In the UK, we are brought up to believe that it is acceptable to use some animals for food, whilst others are loved as companions. Therefore, this Veggie Month, instead of pointing the finger at other nations’ food choices, we could all stop and question why we consume any animals at all. Animals bred to be eaten are capable of experiencing a range of emotions in the same way as the dogs and cats who share our homes, and they deserve just as much respect.’
 
National Veggie Month aims to promote the animal welfare, health and environmental benefits of a meat-free diet.

 

It is supported by libraries, health food shops, Waterstones bookstores and schools across the country. As part of the initiative, Animal Aid has launched its third nationwide youth art and poetry competition, the theme of which poses the question to 11-16 year olds: Is it ethical to eat animals?
 

ENDS
 


Notes to editors 

For more information on Veggie Month contact Kelly Slade on 01732 364546 ext. 227, (Kelly@animalaid.co.uk) (Out of hours: 07918 195238) or see http://www.veggiemonth.com

Vegetarians around the country are available for interview.

We have an ISDN line for broadcast-quality interviews.

The Friend or Food? leaflet can be viewed here: http://www.animalaid.org.uk/images/friendorfood.png

The dog for dinner poster can be viewed here: http://www.animalaid.org.uk/images/pdf/posters/dogmeat.pdf

Animal Aid recently set up a spoof catering trailer in a number of UK farmers markets. The trailer offered, for human consumption, burgers and sausages made from dogs. Images can be viewed here: http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/NEWS/news_veggie//2380//

For information about the youth art and poetry competition can be viewed here: http://www.animalaid.org.uk/competition

 

 

SAV ‘Golda’ Says – GO MEAT FREE !!

Support Veggie Month

Veggie and Vegan is Best By Far !

 

 

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Romania: **BREAKING NEWS** – All 33 Dogs/Pups from the Deserted Ploesti House Now En Route to the Border and a New Life.

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

BREAKING NEWS:

2020hrs GMT 25/02/11.

Our original post:

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/02/07/urgent-appeal-to-find-new-homes-in-europe-for-romanian-animals-whos-owner-has-died-can-you-help/ 

News in from Chrissy:

All 33 dogs/pups from the deserted Ploiesti house have left the city and as we speak are enroute to the Hungarian border!

Lots of good food, care, rest and TLC awaits them tomorrow.

Updates and pix to follow….

Picture below – How they were in the deserted, abandoned house.

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Spain: Dogs Looking for Homes Or Adoption – Contact Details and More Picture Links Below.

Posted on February 23, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

 

 

Foster homes would also be a great help. Thank you.
Pflegestellen waeren auch eine grosse Hilfe, danke.

URGENTES / URGENT / DRINGEND !!!

Contactos/  Contact/  Kontakt:

linaortu@hotmail.com ; ruth_perez30@hotmail.com ; maytegarcia29@hotmail.com ; estherdue@hotmail.es ; vicfisioperros@hotmail.com  

See more photos and check out all the official names at:

http://perrosenadopcionhellin.blogspot.com/

 

ALASKA

Pastora alemán, impresionante, de unos 4 años
German Shepherd, awesome, 4 years 

Deutscher Schaeferhund, wunderschoen, 4 Jahre

 

PINTA Y SUS 5 PEQUEÑOS CACHORROS

– PINTA AND HER 5 BABIES – PINTA UND IHRE 5 BABIES

De raza pequeño- mediano

Small-medium-sized breed

Kleine bis mittlere Groesse

The babies are:

THOMAS, COCO, LIZ, RONY, GABY

 

SOFIA

Mestiza de pastor belga; esta muy delgada y es muy temerosa.

Belgian shepherd crossbreed, is very thin and very scared.

Belgischer Schaeferhund-Mix; sehr duenn und sehr aengstlich.

THESE DOGS ARE STILL URGENTLY LOOKING FOR HOMES /

DIESE HUNDE SUCHEN IMMER NOCH DRINGEND

 

 

BEETHOVEN  

Cachorro de 8 meses raza pequeña-mediana cariñoso y temeroso /

Puppy, 8 months old, small-medium-sized breed;  loving and fearful
Welpe, 8 Monate alt, klein bis mittlegrosse Rasse; sehr liebevoll und aengstlich

 

 

MESSY  

Mestizo de aproximadamente 6 meses, muy obediente, sabe dar la patita, traer la pelota y ademas es muy cariñoso y jugueton /

Mestizo about 6 months old; very obedient, knows how to give the leg, bring the ball and is very affectionate and playful.
 

Mestizo ca. 6 Monate alt; gehorsam, gibt die Pfote, bringt den Ball, etc. – sehr menschenbezogen und verspielt.

 

 

SPARSKY

tendrà 2-3 añitos, tamaño pequeño-mediano, es parecido al pekines pero de morro largo, es muy guapo, de color caramelo; es muy cariñoso /

Approx. 2-3 years old, small to medium-sized; is similar to the long-nosed Pekinese but is very handsome, caramel colour, is very affectionate.


Ca. 2-3 Jahre alt, klein bis mittlere Groesse; aehnelt einem langschnauzigen Pekinesen, ist aber sehr huebsch, Farbe karamel, ist sehr menschenbezogen.

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