Monday, November 21, 2016

ASPCA Biggest Newsletter... I have enclosed for everyone their final issue of ASPCA ACTION.. many of you are not members, but you can now read all the wonderful stories online . In this final issue for this year. you will capture for yourself their innovative work with all animals. The full operation of a rescue, ways to help continue to shut down puppy mills and so much more.. Many of these stories are very heart warming on rescues to adoptions. There is a story for everyone...I have been a member of ASPCA ACTION TEAM, Washington DC. and worked very closely with the ASPCA TEAM to stop slaughter plants for horses from opening in every state. We helped change the laws , and set precedents for all of our horses. This was a MAJOR VICTORY FOR all of us working diligently speaking one on one to sentors and state representives to pass new regulations and bring a halt to this barbaric action against our horses. We will continue this fight to stop all horses from being trucked over the borders. Severe neglect, horrific abuse to dogs, cats, lab animals and our farm animals is everywhere.. I hope one day we all will take the extra step and help an animal in desperate need, as we all need to be the Angels of Kindness we were meant to be.. I hope everyone takes the time to read and share.. Mahalo

Your member magazine, ASPCA Action, is now available online. 
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ASPCA Action
We’re pleased to announce the arrival of the year’s third and final issue of ASPCA Action, our member magazine, which is now available to download or read online.

ASPCA Action highlights our innovative, hands-on work across the country and demonstrates how your support is making a real difference for animals. 
In this issue, you’ll find:
  • An exclusive look behind the scenes of an ASPCA animal rescue operation, and what it really takes to save lives on a large scale.
  • Two important new actions you can take to fight puppy mills.
  • Animal health tips, including de-stinkifying a skunked pet and choosing the right flea prevention treatment.  
  • Heartwarming rescue and adoption stories from supporters like you.
The progress updates we share in ASPCA Action would not be possible without your support—please help us continue advancing the welfare of our nation’s animals by making a gift today. See you in 2017!


Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Breaking News... Center of Biological Diversity.. for all who do not receive their newsletter.. here are some very interesting facts on what is to happen to the Endangered Species Act.. as well as all Wildlife, Habitats and their struggle to survive. What lies ahead and the barbaric actions that will be intended for all Species of animals.. I hope you take the time to read and share.. Mahalo



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It's been a week since Donald Trump was elected, and as impossible as it seemed seven days ago, the news has gotten worse. The first post-election steps taken by Trump and his team are heart-stopping for wildlife and wild places.

Now that the shock has worn off, I'm angry -- angry at the wildlife that will die, at the wild places that will be forever destroyed, at the possibility of Interior Secretary Sarah Palin. I'm angry to see the work of a quarter-century threatened by the election of a man who claims that climate change is a Chinese hoax.

Now it's time to turn that anger into action. The Center is going to be spending the next four years doing everything we can to stand between the Trump administration and the safety of our wildlife, the viability of our climate, the health of our people and the preservation of the wild places we all love.We'll do whatever it takes -- in the courts, on the streets and in the halls of power -- to win for the wild. You can help by making a donation today to the Wildlife and Wild Places Defense Fund.

One of Trump's first actions was naming industry hatchet man Myron Ebell to head up environmental issues for his transition team. Ebell may be best known for his coal industry-funded attacks on climate science, but at the Center we've known Myron a long time, from back when he was working in Congress to gut the Endangered Species Act. He may finally get his wish, and endangered species, from wolves to monarch butterflies, will pay the deadly price.

Many of our crucial victories are now in jeopardy, including the protection of more than 600 endangered species and half a billion acres of habitat and the defeat of the Keystone XL pipeline. Three of Trump's 7 stated priorities for his first day in office are aimed at the environment, including opening our public lands to oil, gas and coal production. Not only will Donald Trump not stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, he's personally invested in the project.

We will have to fight each of these proposals one by one, from the border wall to drilling in the Arctic -- and everywhere in between. Fighting the Trump administration on all these different fronts at once won't be cheap, which is why we need you to step up today with a contribution to the Wildlife and Wild Places Defense Fund.

We won't despair. Yes, Trump's vision is dark. His election shocks us deeply. But American democracy is strong, and our commitment to wildlife, wild places, clean air, clean water and social justice is unwavering. We will regroup, reenergize and hit harder every day.

We hope you're with us, because we're in the fight of our lives.

For the wild,

Kierán Suckling
Kierán Suckling
Executive Director
Center for Biological Diversity
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He'Art of Rescue, Europe, has done another miracle rescue... please share and if anyone can help please do so... they are by our standards here in the US a 501c3... work only on donations.. and grants where they can get them.. $2.00- or $5.00 helps there for medicines.
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