While Americans have been able to enjoy the tradition of dyeing and decorating eggs during the holiday weekend without difficulty, this beloved tradition is currently in jeopardy across the sea in Europe. Since January 1st, egg production in Europe has …
Earlier this month, Zanesville, Ohio made the national and international press with the news of the local man who freed his collection of dangerous animals from their cages prior to committing suicide. Authorities killed 49 of the approximately 56 exotic …
Ohio Bill Introduced Post Zanesville Exotic Animal Incident Read more »
California enrolled Senate Bill No. 702, if signed by the state governor, would be the nation’s first law requiring pet owners to have their dogs and cats microchipped. About the size of a grain of rice, microchips are implanted in …
California Law on Pet Microchipping Would Be Nation’s First Read more »
The European Court of Justice (ECJ), the highest European court, ruled pro-hamster yesterday in the case of Commission v. France [read judgment]. The suit, brought by environmental group Sauvegarde Faune Sauvage (Safeguard Wildlife), sought to protect the Great Hamster of …
In France v. Hamster – Top European Court Rules in Favor of Hamsters Read more »
Undercover investigation videos taken in agricultural facilities are frequently used to document unsafe health conditions and animal abuse—and are used as tools for membership recruitment for animal rights organizations. Three states have bills out that would prohibit this practice. Bills …
State Bills Would Prohibit Undercover Videos of Agricultural Facilities Read more »
