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Quick Petitions – Please Sign.

Posted on May 29, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

Quick Petitions – Please Sign.

Fight against palm oil and save Orangutans.

http://petitions.tigweb.org/Tripaforestrescue

Petition created by: Wetlands International

The Tripa peat swamp forest in Aceh, Indonesia is rapidly being converted into one big palm oil plantation. Its related land clearing and burning are further reducing the forest that is home to the critically endangered Sumatran Orangutan. Support our fight against palm oil: sign the petition or visit http://www.wetlands.org!

259 have signed so far – help us get to 500.

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http://caawps.ca/takeaction/action/petition

Take Action to close Guzoo and re-home its animals!

“Since it opened its gates in 1990, the Guzoo Animal Farm, a private zoo approximately 100 kilometres northeast of Calgary, has been subject to numerous complaints. Despite the issues put foreword, the Alberta Sustainable Resource Department has continued to renew its temporary operating licence. These renewals always come with specific conditions calling for improvements in cages, water, shelter and mental stimulation for the animals. The conditions are often the ones previously set, yet not met, in a previous licensing period.

In a report by wildlife rehabilitator Clio Smeeton and conservation biologist Sian Waters it was said that the Guzoo ‘compares unfavourably to some zoos in the developing world who possess far less resources and have far more serious problems to overcome. It would appear that the Province of Alberta takes less interest in their zoos than many governments in the developing world do in theirs. Many animals at GuZoo are still not having even their basic needs met.’

Furthermore, the Guzoo’s policies show a potential hazard to the public. Lack of hygiene, such as leaving feces or dead animal carcasses (food for carnivores) in cages for several days, causes a contamination concern for human visitors. The Guzoo also allows and encourages visitors to interact with potentially dangerous animals, such as lions, tigers, bears, and lynxes.

With this petition, we ask the Alberta Government to revoke the Guzoo’s temporary operating licence.

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Ban Mink Farming in Denmark where 14 million animals are killed.

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/ban-minkfarming-in-denmarkwhere-14-animals-are-killed/

Filed under: GENERAL NEWS - International / National / Regional, GLOBAL PETITIONS - Anything Animal, Anywhere ! | Leave a comment »

Uk (England): 26/05/11 – Scenes From The London Demo For Romanian Dogs.

Posted on May 29, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

Thursday 26^th May 2011.

A typical rainy day in London town, but the demo was a real hit in support of the Romanian dogs. Here are some pictures from the day.

Some of our previous links are below. To see all, go to ‘Search’ window top right and simply type in ‘Romania’. Then right click or hit the ‘search’ button at the end.

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/26/romania-sample-letter-to-send-to-authorities-regarding-proposed-mass-slaughter-of-dogs-in-brasov/

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/24/london-calling-demo-for-the-romanian-dogs-thursday-26th-may-reminder/

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/24/romania-please-sign-the-following-petitions-asking-the-eu-to-take-action-against-romania/

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/22/romania-video-in-memory-of-the-botosani-shelter-victims/

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/17/out-of-control-romania-romanian-politicians-have-completely-lost-it-now-kill-kill-kill-dogs-horses-anything-that-is-animal-dangerous/

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/16/romania-a-must-read-note-the-declaration-of-a-famous-excellent-trustworthy-romanian-veterinarian-about-the-massacre-in-botosani-during-the-last-24-hours/

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/16/romania-botosani-killings-petition-demand-the-mayor-is-removed-and-all-workers-and-vets-involved-with-the-killings-are-punished-demand-that-evidence-is-provided/

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Romania: Sample Letter to Send to Authorities Regarding Proposed Mass Slaughter of Dogs in Brasov.

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

http://www.facebook.com/notes/vahana-hilke/proposed-mass-slaughter-of-dogs-in-brasov/10150179257328170

Proposed mass slaughter of dogs in Brasov

This is a sample letter to write to the Romanian Embassy/consulate in your country, pls google for emailaddress.

Please also send to the following:

BrasovEmail Contacts:

relatii.publice.cj@judbrasov.ro; office.cj@judbrasov.ro; cabinet.prefect@prefecturabrasov.ro; cabinet.subprefect2@prefecturabrasov.ro; petitii@politiaromana.ro; liviu.popa@politiaromana.ro; dumitru.parvu@politiaromana.ro; lucian.muntean@politiaromana.ro; florentin.robescu@politiaromana.ro; alexandru.tanco@politiaromana.ro; cabinet@bv.politiaromana.ro; liviu.naghi@bv.politiaromana.ro; office@ansvsa.ro; dsvbv@rdslink.ro; office@cmvro.ro,apdt@brasovtourism.com,Scripcaru@brasovcity.ro,spga@yahoo.com,relatii.publice.cj@judbrasov.ro,office.cj@judbrasov.ro

and

comunicare@mai.gov.ro,fredrik.reinfeldt@moderat.se, per.schlingmann@moderat.se, eva.gustavsson@moderat.se, goran.hagglund@kristdemokraterna.se, acko@kristdemokraterna.se, sofia.damm@kristdemokraterna.se, alopez@epp.eu, ckremer@epp.eu, lvandeputte@epp.eu, ks@epp.eu, bfurniere@epp.eu, nbriec@epp.eu, efarris@epp.eu, jjimenez@epp.eu, mdursin@epp.eu, gfomenchenko@epp.eu, jmagaz@epp.eu, iprainsack@epp.eu, mprzysiecka@epp.eu, kmilheiro@epp.eu, bd@epp.eu, chelbig@epp.eu, dlamal@epp.eu, pheymans@epp.eu, ytorres@epp.eu, jzalutskaja@epp.eu, jzalutskaja@epp.eu, spaeme@epp.eu, gvolckaert@epp.eu, bcunj@epp.eu, adzemidzenka@epp.eu, rz@epp.eu, eppwomen@epp.eu, eppwomen@epp.eu, jyrki.katainen@kokoomus.fi, pasi.rajala@kokoomus.fi, kd@kd.fi, peter.ostman@kd.fi, damien.abad@europarl.europa.eu, janos.ader@europarl.europa.eu, gabriele.albertini@europarl.europa.eu, magdicristiano.allam@europarl.europa.eu, laimaliucija.andrikiene@europarl.europa.eu, roberta.angelilli@europarl.europa.eu, antonello.antinoro@europarl.europa.eu, alfredo.antoniozzi@europarl.europa.eu, pablo.ariasecheverria@europarl.europa.eu, sophie.auconie@europarl.europa.eu, jean-pierre.audy@europarl.europa.eu, pilar.ayuso@europarl.europa.eu, joseph.daul@europarl.europa.eu, jaime.mayororeja@europarl.europa.eu, corien.wortmann@europarl.europa.eu, jozsef.szajer@europarl.europa.eu, manfred.weber@europarl.europa.eu, vito.bonsignore@europarl.europa.eu, othmar.karas@europarl.europa.eu, paulo.rangel@europarl.europa.eu, ioannis.kasoulides@europarl.europa.eu, gunnar.hokmark@europarl.europa.eu, jerzy.buzek@europarl.europa.eu, rodi.kratsa-tsagaropoulou@europarl.europa.eu,secretariat.control@mturism.ro,promovare@mturism.ro,info@mdrt.ro

SAMPLE LETTER

Reference: Proposed mass slaughter of dogs in Brasov

To whom it may concern

Please note I have chosen to send you this generic correspondence as it wholly echoes my opinion and beliefs in this matter and is to be treated in the same regard as if I had written the entirety of this correspondence personally.

It has been learnt today through the international network that inBrasovit is being planned to kill/massacre all strays within that area.

May I remind you that if this mass slaughter goes ahead that the government workers who represent the Romanian Government in that area are in direct violation of European Animal Welfare laws, and by breeching such agreements the Romanian Government themselves are acting criminally, and the European citizens will be petitioning the European parliament demanding for a review of Romania’s status within the EU and an investigation into monies received by your government by that parliament.

You simply cannot sweep away these proposed actions as you have tried with the slaughter of 220 dogs in anotherRomaniaProvinceearlier this week on 11th May. To mass slaughter on this scale is not only putting your own Government and country under scrutiny but also the veterinary services in your country.

Under no circumstances is this horrific proposal to go ahead, the European and International community is already rising up against you, these types of actions will only weaken your position within the European and International community and media, and in-turn the parliaments and Governments that represent the communities within them.

You are forcing your hand to an extent where the people who these governments and parliaments represent will demand you be removed as an EU member and along with this the Billions of Euros your country claims and is given each year by those same Governments.

Yours,

Your name, town, country

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Botosani shelter, 230 dogs were killed, all EU Animal welfare Authorities have been alerted and actions are taken

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com/2011/05/14/romania-brasov-profiteers-are-planning-the-mass-murder-of-stray-dogs-please-take-action-see-below/

http://xnici.wordpress.com/2011/05/13/help-brasov-plans-a-mass-killing-of-stray-dogs/

http://www.vier-pfoten.ro/website/output.php?id=1245&idcontent=3084&language=2

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China: Activists Save 430 Stolen Dogs on Truck to Restaurants.

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

http://www.opposingviews.com/i/activists-save-430-stolen-dogs-on-truck-to-restaurants-in-china

Activists Save 430 Stolen Dogs on Truck to Restaurants in China

Chinese animal activists blocked a toll station in Beijing, China, to save 430 dogs that were being transported from Henan Province to restaurants in other parts of the country.

According to the China Daily, about 10 dogs in the truck were already dead and another 100 were dehydrated and showing signs of infectious diseases. The dogs apparently had been trapped in the truck for two days with no food or water. Many wore tags that showed they were people’s pets and had probably been stolen.

A motorist saw the truckload of dogs and positioned his car in front of the vehicle to stop it, according to the report. He then alerted animal activists by microblog, and more than 200 people swamped the checkpoint to demand release of the animals.

It took over 15 hours of negotiations before the transport company agreed to sell the dogs to the activists for 11,500 yuan, which is about $1,770 dollars.

“It is clear that people in Henan have been stealing pets and selling them to restaurants,” said Wang Qi of China Small Animal Protection Association, who added that the dogs included Golden Retrievers and Huskies with bells and nametags still on their necks.

Some of the animals were healthy enough to be taken to the China Small Animal Protection Association and will be made available for adoption after 30 days; however, the remainder went to animal hospitals across the capital, according to China Daily.

AnimalEquality, International Organization for the Abolition of Animal Slavery, posted the story on April 18, 2011. Laura Gough, London Coordinator for AnimalEquality, wrote,

“We thought it was interesting to publish it and relate the way we treat some animals in our daily life and discriminate against others. This way people can realize that our way of seeing animals and the way we discriminate against them is cultural. We promote veganism, and try to make people aware of speciesism.” http://www.animalequality.net/news/chinese-activists-save-430-dogs-restaurant-menus

Humane Society International, writes, “The rescue operation will have a long-standing impact on China’s animal-protection movement.

”The operation once again highlighted the pressing issue of dog eating and its adverse impact on human health. More than half of the dogs rescued were seriously ill. Are they food or are they health hazards? The operation is forcing the Chinese authorities to rethink their passive position on dog eating and long-distance live transport.” http://www.hsi.org/news/news/2011/05/china_dog_rescue_update_051911.html

“When the caring volunteers have to say goodbye, the eyes of the dogs seem to ask ‘When are you coming back?’” said Professor Lu Di, director and founder of China Small Animal Protection Association. “These dogs are so forgiving.

They embrace us humans and never hold our wrongdoings against us.” http://www.csapa.org/english/english.

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London Calling !! – Demo For the Romanian Dogs – Thursday 26th May – Reminder.

Posted on May 24, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

London Calling !!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfK-WX2pa8c

—————————- Original Message —————————-
Subject: RE: London Protest : Thursday May 26th
From:    “Romania Animal Aid” <mail@romaniaanimalaid.co.uk>
Date:    Mon, May 9, 2011 5:52 pm
To:      info@londonanimalrights.org.uk

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Dear Team,

On Thursday 26th May we plan to hold a protest in London close to the
Romanian Embassy and also walk along to the Romanian Consulate Office both
of which are in Kensington.

The website put together quickly specifically for this event is below.

Primarily we are protesting about the proposed law change in Romania which
would see the systematic and on-going slaughter of street/shelter dogs in
the most barbaric fashion but generally we will be protesting about the
long-standing lack of even basic animal welfare practices within the
country.

http://afra.moonfruit.com/

If you could share the news of this protest amongst your UK supporters and
join us on the day we would be extremely grateful. We have informed the
police and they have worked with us on a meeting place, a route etc. We
have also been granted permission to deliver by hand any petitions
directly to the Embassy. We need people to stand with us on the day to
send a message LOUD AND CLEAR to those in power within this country that
they must take their legal responsibilities seriously regarding animal
protection now that they are part of the EU.

Warmest regards
Chrissy Phillips

www.romaniaanimalaid.co.uk
07971 860405

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Romania: Please Sign the Following PETITIONS Asking the EU to Take Action Against Romania.

Posted on May 24, 2011 by Serbian Animals Voice (SAV)

PLEASE SIGN THESE PETITIONS AND CIRCULATE AS WIDELY AS POSSIBLE

http://www.change.org/petitions/demand-romania-either-ends-its-horrific-cruelty-to-animals-or-give-eu-citizens-their-millions-back

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/2/massacre-of-strays-in-Botosani-Romania/

INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION OF SIGNATURES TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION TO STOP THE EXTERMINATION OF STRAYS IN ROMANIA AND OTHER MEMBER STATES OF THE EU.

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/43/international-collection-of-signatures-to-be-submitted-to-the-european-commission-to-stop-the/

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France: Activists Dressed As Air Hostesses Inform Passengers About Transport of Laboratory Animals By Air France.

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

On Saturday the 21st of May 2011, three activists dressed as air hostesses from the airline company “Air Souffrance” braved the draconian security surveillance systems of Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris to inform the passengers at Terminal 2 about the transport of laboratory animals by Air France.

A thousand leaflets were distributed to travellers, the majority in front of the Air France ticket office. The leaflets were written in French and in English to ensure the message was relayed effectively.

The full report and pictures of the action can be found here:

http://www.airsouffrance.fr/en/20110521_air-france_cdg.html