Der Entwurf zur Jagdverordnung enthält zahlreiche Tierarten, die ausschließlich aus einem Freizeitinteresse getötet werden. Sie werden nicht gegessen, sie verursachen keinen volkswirtschaftlichen Schaden und sie stellen keinen nennenswerten ökologischen Schaden an. via Pocket
92% of all drugs that are tested on animals fail once they reach human trials. #StopAnimalTesting
Roasted Vegan Lunch Bowl: chili-lime kale, curry roasted sweet potatoes, sriracha & soy sauce chickpeas, roasted broccoli, and leftover rice. Recipe via lovevegan.com
doing my second job as a room cleaner 😄 #axelritt #gravedigger #fameguitars #fakeleather #leatherette #moscowmetalmeeting #moscow
Beyond Carnism and toward Rational, Authentic Food Choices | Melanie Joy… - http://ift.tt/1yRdM6X
A week after PETA exposed noncompliant infectious-disease experiments on monkeys at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that caused animals massive suffering and endangered human health, Charles Rupprecht, the former chief of the CDC’s rabies program who led the experiments—and was banned from the CDC’s animal laboratories because of his poor record—was forced to resign from his position at Ross University, where he served as associate dean and head of oversight for experiments on animals.
Reblog if you agree: Justice was SERVED here!
HUGE, HAPPY NEWS!
Lolita is an orca who lives in the SMALLEST orca tank in the United States. She was captured from the wild and hasn’t seen another orca since her tank-mate DIED by bashing his head on the side of the tank in 1980.
The National Marine Fisheries Service has finally granted Lolita—the lonely orca who’s being confined to a cramped tank at the Miami Seaquarium—the protections that she’s entitled to under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
Now that Lolita has been given additional protection from “harm and harassment,” we’ll work to ensure that these protections are enforced and continue to push for her retirement and release.
A protected coastal sea pen off Washington’s San Juan Islands would allow her greater freedom of movement and the opportunity to see and communicate with her mother and the rest of her long-lost family members, who still spend much of their time in the area.
NO orca deserves to live in a tiny tank, and soon Lolita may taste freedom again!
