Submitted by For The Love of the Dog
I came across a very funny dog story that I can’t resist sharing. This is about a dog’s first clip and the discovery that he has a tail which he obviously didn’t realize under all the fur!
We didn’t realize Opie was largely white. Opie didn’t realize […]

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Submitted by For The Love of the Dog
Johnny and Gail King were upset when they went to pick up their 20 month old Lhasa Apso “Bogey” at Happy Tails Pet Spa on Ebenezer Road in West Knoxville on January 12 only to find the groomer’s shop closed and locked up. Shortly thereafter the […]

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Submitted by An Animal-Friendly Life
Making a Killing: The Political Economy of Animal Rights
by Bob Torres
AK Press, $17.95
153 pages
A lot of animal activists like to say they want to address the root causes of animal exploitation, but few see past the symptoms (i.e., suffering). Even fewer see through the hierarchical justifications for using animals […]

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Submitted by For The Love of the Dog
It’s not having a dog ordinance that is the problem, it that the ordinance’s word is so vague that they question whether it’s even legal?
Seems Louisville, KY Attorney Jon Fleischaker is representing a dozen plaintiffs, including a kennel, questioning the constitutionality and legality of the of the ordinance.
“It’s […]

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Submitted by ANIMAL RIGHTS MALTA’S BLOG
Using religion to justify the unjustifiable will obviously backfire
It looks like the more the Hunters’ Federation (FKNK) and the other hunting organization whose patron saint ironically is said to have recieved a “heavenly apparition” ordering him to stop hunting (the “St Hubertus” Hunters) write in newspapers in […]

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