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Spain: Bull Abusing Nation Does It Again With a female Councillor Setting the Bulls Horns Alight; and Stll Classes Itself as a Modern European Nation ! ? ! ?

Posted on October 7, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

And a woman (questionable ???) councillor sets the animals horns alight !!!

JÁVEA’S bous al mar fiestas got off to a controversial start on Wednesday when the first ‘sacrifice of the day’ drowned in the harbour.

Organisers say that the bull ‘became agitated after its horns were set on fire’ and it dived into the sea.

It tried to raise its head out of the water but was unable to do so and drowned very quickly.

Onlookers say it was clear the bull had no strength and was unable to swim.

They added that a boat used to guide the bulls back to shore after they enter the water was unable to save the beast. The crew of the boat grabbed the animal’s horns and held its head above water but by that time it was beyond help.

Jávea councillor Pepa Chorro, who was responsible for setting the bulls horns on fire, said ‘it seemed very nervous’ but she put this down to it being the first time it had participated in the fiestas.

She added that after its horns were alight it took no more than five minutes for the animal to dive into the sea, but due to its very tired state it was unable to stay afloat and all efforts to revive it were in vain.

The incident occurred a little after midnight on Tuesday.

Organisers say the bous al mar fiestas now included the bous embolats (attaching fire to horns) tradition, something that is not normally part of the Jávea fiestas.

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India (Mumbai): ‘Romeo’ Needs a Permanent Home – Can You Help ?

Posted on October 4, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

When i went to feed rani her medicine for ear problem, i saw buidling kids playing with something. that something happened to be a pup! it was bundled in one of the kids hands and they were playing with it. on asking where it came from, i got to know that it had followed one of the building kids, so he got it into our building (i didnt know it was there since past 2 days!) the building kids decided to call it romeo, and i realised its a girl, but the name has stuck 🙂

The kids were all over the building, playing with her, and she loved all the attention she got. but when night came, they left her in the house they had built for her out of bricks and pedigree bag given by me. they also put a belt like rope around her neck, and tied it so that she dosent run away (lucky for her as all the building cars are parked opposite to my house. i didnt want her to be tied, but it was a small price to pay to keep her alive! (had a couple of pups n kittens crushed under fast cars in past)

Thankfully, shes also not got totally wet in the rains since her house is covered in plastic.

Then it poured at night and i was worried that she would be cold, so i went to give her warm milk sometime back (2 am, since my dad had already shouted at me earlier and warned me not to feed her). shes been howling since then, and i had to send this email to people asking for help.

My building people hate our family as it is for the 3 dogs i feed, and romeo is just a plaything for the kids right now, but when she starts growing up, they will all stay away (thats what happened with tutti n julie) and shake their hands off her responsibility. i cant even think of sending her back because i dont know where the kid got her from and its been 3 days now, so i dont know if she will be accepted back or not. i know my building people and they will not let her stay here for long.

So if u can please circulate the email and pic and help in getting her a home, it will be really nice.

Romeo is a 1/1.5 month old very active and playful girl. she is very small and a pariah pup. i have given her deworming already and she laps up milk, puppy biscuits and even eats pedigree. she has pretty strong and sharp teeth and is extremely playful and cute. all the building kids play with her n run around all the time!

** anyone interested in getting this angel home**,

please reply to-shahcharu76@yahoo.com

attached is a pic of romeo.

charu

http://www.tails-ida.com/

efforts may fail, but do not fail to make an effort!

“Monitor alone uses more than half of computer’s total power. I choose to switch off the monitor everytime I take a break.”

www.petadoptionmumbai.blogspot.com

www.straysadopted.blogspot.com

Animals and humans suffer and die alike. …the same pain, the same spilling of blood, the same stench of death, the same arrogant, cruel, and brutal taking of life.

ROMEO

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India: UPDATE – CUPA Pet Adoption Day is a Massive Successs – Please Read Report Below

Posted on October 4, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

Further to our recent post of 17/09/09,

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2009/09/17/india-bangalore-cupa-shelter-pet-adoption-day-021009/

we now have a report from Santosh of what has been an incredible day with lots of animals adopted. Congratulations to all the team involved !

SAV.

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WOW!!!!

My thanx to all, especially Santosh who works tirelessly for
all these wonderful animals who have sooooo much love to give.

God bless them all!

On 10/3/09, santu <santosh2413@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Ones,

“Adoption is the best option” was the tag line of the CUPA ‘S- PET
ADOPTION DAY on 2nd Oct 2009,which was very positive and overwhelming experience for all of us ,the main reason being that our premises was flooded with potential adoptees from various backgrounds,visitors,local celebrities and media.

CUPA had a tuf time to handle the excited crowd even before the event started,we have had animal lovers , farmers to IT Professionals and not to forget the Bangalore youth enjoying basking with warm animal love.

Our Successful Adoptions are

53 Pups [ Indian pups ]
2O Abandon Dogs
15 Kittens
10 Cats

We have maintained a data base of all adopters and visitors who visited the event and we would make a adoption checks to make sure the animal is happy and safe.

We would like to thank all the animal lovers who came to look for a
companion and gladly went with their hands full ,the free bees sponsors ,the
print media, TV,Radio who happily agreed to be a part of this loving event
and sportive celebrities who time off and encouraged people to adopt .It was indeed a success event since we at CUPA believe even if one animal is able to get a loving home it is a grand success

Thanks and Regards
Santosh Rajashekar

You can visit Pet adoption profiles in CUPA’s bloghttp://bloggers-bark.blogspot.com/search/label/Pets%20for%20Adoptions

http://bloggers-bark.blogspot.com/*

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Uk (England): Congratulations to Dr. Caroline Lucas MEP – New President of the European Union Animal Welfare Intergroup

Posted on October 2, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

SAV would like to offer sincere congratulations to Caroline on being named as the new President of the EU Animal Welfare Intergroup.

Dr. Caroline Lucas MEP

Caroline is a stalwart campaigner for all animal welfare issues, and we see this new position as being of immense benefit to all animals in both the EU and worldwide. As an example, Caroline played a key role in the creation of legislation to ban the sale of cat and dog fur in the EU, and in the recent ban on the import of seal products.

Caroline Protests in England About Live Animal Exports to Europe

SAV have worked with Caroline in recent years to provide information to the EU regarding the treatment of stray and roaming animals within Serbia. Caroline wrote to the President of Serbia in October 2008 on behalf of the EU Intergroup, which we covered in the following SAV post:

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2008/10/21/europe-eu-intergroup-on-the-welfare-conservation-of-animals-writes-to-the-president-of-serbia-expressing-concerns-about-serbian-stray-animal-treatment/

A copy of the formal Intergroup letter to Serbian President Tadic is as follows:

letter-to-the-serbian-president-on-stray-animals-1

and a Serbian translation of the EU Intergroup letter to President Tadic of Serbia can be seen as follows:

serb-eu-letter-translation-to-pres-tadic1

We know that Caroline will continue now, with even more support within the Intergroup, to be a voice for the animals of Serbia. In her position, Caroline will be paramount in being able to provide information to the EU Commission regarding the much needed changes and animal welfare implementations which are required within Serbia if it hopes to become an EU member state within the next few years.

We at SAV, along with our fellow campaigners in Serbia, will continue to provide Caroline with both the positive and negative issues that are happening within Serbia.

A very positive note today is the additional programmes introduced by Leskovac City authority – please see our post at:

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2009/10/02/serbia-leskovac-city-makes-fantastic-model-authority-to-no-kill-animal-control-programmes/

We hope that this example at Leskovac City will act as a model for all authorities across Serbia in the near future.

Again, we give our biggest congratulations to Caroline – from all in the SAV alliance, and from animals everywhere. Caroline, you will now be making even bigger differnces than before – Good Luck with all your campaigns !!

The official Press Release from Caroline is as follows:

Note – bold and underline added by SAV

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South East England Green Euro-MP To Head Up Influential Animal Welfare Group

23 September 2009 –

Dr Caroline Lucas, Green Euro-MP for the South East of England, has been named as the new President of the European Parliament’s cross-party Animal Welfare Intergroup.

The MEP is well known for her longstanding efforts to achieve better protection for animals, having played a key role in the creation of legislation to ban the sale of cat and dog fur in the EU, and in the recent ban on the import of seal products.

She has also campaigned against the continued use of animals in travelling circuses and the EU-subsidised practice of bullfighting, and opposes the cloning of animals for food.

Dr Lucas, who was given the RSPCA’s Michael Kay Award for her outstanding contribution to European animal welfare in 2006, has pledged to put her considerable experience to good use as President of the Intergroup – one of the most effective, high profile cross-party groups in the Parliament.

She said: “I am honoured to have been nominated as President of the Animal Welfare Intergoup and am committed to doing everything possible to build on its well-earned reputation for achieving results.

“With key challenges ahead, like the revision of EU law on the protection of animals used in experiments, it’s more vital than ever that the Animal Welfare Intergroup continues to champion animal protection across the EU.”

Dr Lucas is also a new member of the European Parliament’s Women’s Committee, and will continue to serve on the Palestine Delegation, as well as the Trade, Environment and Climate Change Committees.

ENDS

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Further Links to Caroline:

http://www.carolinelucasmep.org.uk/category/animal-rights/

http://www.greenparty.org.uk/

http://www.carolinelucasmep.org.uk/

http://www.greenparty.org.uk/people/caroline-lucas.html

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Serbia: Leskovac City Makes Fantastic Model Authority to No Kill Animal Control Programmes

Posted on October 2, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

You may remember our post of 18^th August regarding the great news that Leskovac City in Southern Serbia had started a no-kill sterilisation programme for stray and roaming animals; attempting to reduce animal numbers without undertaking any killings.

Original SAV Link:

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2009/08/19/serbia-breaking-news-leskovac-city-commences-no-kill-sterilisation-programme-for-stray-and-roaming-animals/

We sent our thanks to the officials of Leskovac city for being so positive thinking and decisive regarding their city future approach to stray and roaming animal management.

Well we have some further great news to share now, as we hoped we would be able to give when we wrote our August post.

Leskovac City Arms

On 25^th September 2009, Leskovac city has gone further in its attempts to solve its stray and roaming animal troubles. It has now produced a second and vitally important document – a scheme which allows pet owners to sterilise and undertake anti tetanus vaccinations of their dogs and cats by an approved veterinarian using money / funding provided from the local municipal budget of Leskovac city.

The documentation declares that if for any reason, pet owners do NOT want their animal to be sterilised, then they, the owner have to declare this in writing on a form to the city authorities. As a response the city authorities will send inspectors to the owners of the animals approximately 3 or 4 times every year. If the owners re home or sell these un-sterilised animals, then they are obliged to keep the necessary documentation about the animal for at least 2 years. If the owners of the animals do not comply with these requirements, they will be given a financial fine.

In addition, it is a requirement that all dogs and cats MUST be microchipped and vaccinated in agreement with existing Serbian national legislation.

Odluka o sterilizaciji

program kontrole brojnosti Leskovac

This is considered to be a great forward step for stray and roaming animals – because now this is a documented, legal way of undertaking the no kill sterilisation strategy which we have campaigned for in Serbia for years.

We very much trust that now they have produced all this legislation for stray and roaming (owned) animals in the city, the authorities of Leskovac city will fully implement them. We are sure that they will and we say ‘Thank You’ to Leskovac City for being so forward thinking about animal numbers control programmes.

Further, we are informed that Leskovac city has now undertaken the construction of a No Kill Delta shelter for animals; a shelter which will comply with all the national legislation for shelters.

Leskovac must be congratulated for being the first city in Serbia to undertake such measures for stray and roaming (owned) animal control programmes. This is a model of preventing unwanted animal births whilst at the same time financially punishing animal oweners who do not have their animals sterilised in the attempt to reduce and control the cities animal population. Remember, although they are owned by someone, many animals are put out every day by their owners. If these animals have not been, or are still not sterilised, then there is a daily chance that further production of new litters can happen. Sterilsed animals cannot produce young; so we ask that all pet owners have their animals go through this procedure, unless there are specific reasons why it cannot be undertaken.

Serbian campaigners have already sent a request to government authorities in Belgrade requesting that all the other 134 community / authorities in Serbia now undertake the same policies as that running in Leskovac city.

Leskovac city is the first and a shining example of an authority which decides to be a no kill animal control authority, supported by a programme of animal microchipping, sterilisation and vaccination against disease. And funded from the city budget !

As has been requested, we hope that this programme will now be used as a model by all 134 authorities throughout Serbia, and that gradually over time, we will begin to see stray and roaming (owned) animal numbers reduce. This will be our aim, to have a day when no animals are caught and then killed in authority shelters and pounds as we have exposed so many times in the past.

Thank You Leskovac City for being such a forward thinking and animal welfare supportive city.

We ask please that you send letters of thanks and support for their programme to the officials at Leskovac City. Contact details are as follows. Please inform them that they have become famous internationally for their positive approach to stray and roaming animal control programmes.

E mails to: lodamiloda@hotmail.com

CC copies can also be made to Serbian national authorities at:

Kabinet@minpolj.gov.rs

micovicz@minpolj.gov.rs

jzivanovic@predsednik.rs

snezana.poledica@minpolj.gov.rs

also ‘Bcc’ please to: epar@yunord.net

Link to Leskovac City: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leskovac

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(India) New Delhi, Noida, Bangalore, Delhi: Very Urgent Adoption Requests (30/09/09) – Can You Help ?

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

From: Sadhwi Sondhi <sadhwi.doglovers@gmail.com>

Date: 21 September 2009 4:35:36 PM GMT+10:00

To: animal welfare group <animalwelfare-india@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Tara & Pixie Adoption – New Delhi

Name : Tara (Female) & Pixie (Male)
Description : Adorable, loving, and very well-tempered . . . .
Date Of Birth : 20th July ‘09
Colour : White (Tara) and Greyish-brown (Pixie)
Breed : Indian mixed
De-worming : Done
Location : New Delhi

Tara & Pixie need loving and caring homes. Their mother died when they were 3 weeks old and they are being fostered by us since then. They are in good health, are well tempered and are very intelligent.

Looking for a loving families to adopt them at the earliest . . .

For further details/adoption contact –
9810541178,
9810808363.Pictures: Attached

Sadhwi Sondhi

www.straysrhot.blogspot.com
www.saiashram.blogspot.com

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———- Forwarded message ———-
From: SHAMPA DASGUPTA <sdgsdg00@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 10:54 AM
Subject: 7month male lab for adoption in noida
hi

mrs grewals 9 month male golden lab who was not cared by original owners —is looking for ardent doglovers with time for pet. he is very active and healthy dog so please send this to all doglovers for his adoption. call 9811233956

regards

shampa

all doglovers please visit our happy tails adoption website:

www.freedogadoption.in

If one person in 50 were to give an Indian Dog a home, there would be no strays left in India.

Sorry – No photo – SAV.

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———- Forwarded message ———-
From: aparna bhatt <aparnabhatt123@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:29 PM
Subject: Don & Boxer in Bangalore
To: “Rishi Dev (CFAR)” <rishidev.cfar@gmail.com>

Woof Woof

Our Names are

DON & BOXER

We need a good home & someone to love us

Our Info:

Breed: Indian

Sex: Male

Age: 1 mth

Temperament: Loving, very playful & naughty

Current home : Bangalore

We are :

De-wormed

Shots to start soon

Our story:

Our mother was run over by a car when we were about a few days old. Since then we have been with our foster parents .

Our contact info:

Aparna 097423-22280

Waitng to meet our new parents 🙂

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———- Forwarded message ———-
From: aparna bhatt <aparnabhatt123@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:13 PM
Subject: Save a puppy from going on the street – foster home needed in Delhi
To: “Rishi Dev (CFAR)” <rishidev.cfar@gmail.com>

This is a very URGENT ATTEMPT to find a home for a little 8 weeks old puppy (in Delhi) . This puppy needs a foster home for a month today, else he’ll be on the road. Current foster home owners are leaving town tomorrow morning.

Pls , pls give him a home for a month !!!!! Do not let him go on the streets

Meanwhile, we’ll find a home for him.

Contact Jasjit – 09810565731

Sorry NO Photo

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International: 04/10/09 is WORLD ANIMALS DAY – Please Celebrate

Posted on September 29, 2009 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

Just a reminder to everyone, wherever you are, that Sunday 4^th October (04/10/09) is ‘World Animals Day’.

A day to celebrate animal life in all its forms and to think again about the diverse and so important roles that all animals play in our daily lives. Also a time to consider the wonderful achievements we have all made for global animal welfare issues during past years, and to give ourselves another surge of power to go out in the next year and go one step even further !

Whatever you are doing on the day, have a great time with all your animal pals.

If you are able, please give a little of your time to suport animals on this day – a donation, signing petitions, writing a letter about an issue, fundraising, whatever !

Remember – “efforts may fail, but do not fail to make an effort !”

Thank You all for your support of this site during the year;

we grow forever stronger – SAV.

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Make a note in your diary; this Sunday – 4^th October 2009.

Source; Wikipedia:

World Animal Day is celebrated each year on 4 October. It started in Florence, Italy in 1931 at a convention of ecologists.^[1] On this day, animal life in all its forms is celebrated, and special events are planned on locations all over the globe. 4 October was originally chosen for World Animal Day because it is the feast day of Francis of Assisi, a nature lover and patron saint of animals and the environment. Numerous churches throughout the world observe the Sunday closest to 4 October with a Blessing for the Animals.

However, World Animal Day has now gone beyond being the celebration of a Christian saint and is today observed by animal-lovers of all beliefs, nationalities and backgrounds. Animal blessings are held in churches, synagogues, and by independent Animal Chaplains in parks and fields.^[2] Animal rescue shelters hold fundraising events and open days, wildlife groups organize information displays, schools undertake animal-related project work and individuals and groups of friends or co-workers donate to animal charities or pledge to sponsor a shelter animal.

MISSION STATEMENT – WORLD ANIMAL DAY

To celebrate animal life in all its forms
To celebrate humankind’s relationship with the animal kingdom
To acknowledge the diverse roles that animals play in our lives – from being our companions, supporting and helping us, to bringing a sense of wonder into our lives
To acknowledge and be thankful for the way in which animals enrich our lives

For detailed information please visit the following:

http://www.worldanimalday.org.uk/about.asp