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See the full ad here Model, actress and animal lover Joanna Krupa is the latest face (and body) to be splashed across a PETA ad. The "Angel for Animals" theme, which has Krupa bearing a cross against her bare body, isn't sitting too well with everyone, however.
PETA says: "Joanna urges people to always adopt and never buy animals from a pet store or breeder. Puppies sold in pet shops typically come from puppy mills, where dogs are raised...
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Joanna Krupa’s scantily clad body is everywhere these days. All over Dancing With The Stars, the December issue of Playboy and now a brand new PETA campaign. The campaign is geared toward promoting animal adoption as a way to hinder puppy mills from prospering.
PETA’s new campaign is titled “Be an Angel for Animals” and Krupa [...]
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"There is more we will continue to learn about beluga whales as a result of this loss that will ultimately benefit beluga whales in the marine mammal community and in the wild," she said. Another baby beluga male, born a week ... The Shedd Aquarium provides so much opportunity to learn about the sea and the animals that reside in the sea. Focus on the other newborn and hopefully another birth will occur in due time. Go to the Shedd! It is a...
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I am not one to show photos of animals being tortured, but a couple of whistle blowers risked their lives to take numerous photos of how Ringling Brothers abuses animals.This is a "Tame" photo, but to see the rest, go to Peta.orgPlease take your children to circuses that don't use animals, which have clowns and acrobats and other fun times that don't cause obscene cruelty to animals. This is something the family could do together...protest...
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PUNE: In the last one decade, awareness about animal rights has substantially increased in India owing to relentless campaigns by animal rights activists and change in laws pertaining to protection of animals against cruelty, said People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) founder Ingrid E Newkirk.
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From envirolink.org
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Both PETA and the Humane Society of the United States are animal rights groups that occasionally do things good things related to animal welfare. For instance, it was an HSUS investigator working undercover at a California slaughterhouse who illicitly filmed...
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From roguepundit.typepad.com
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Monday announced an award for the Central Zoo Authority (CZA) for its ban on keeping elephants in zoos and circuses.
"By banning the use of elephants in zoos and circuses, the Central Zoo Authority...
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From prokerala.com
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Rocket science is opening new doors to understanding how sounds associated with Navy sonar might affect the hearing of a marine mammal -- or if they hear it at all. The same type of large industrial sized X-ray scanners that NASA uses to detect flaws in
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In Defense of Animals has just sent out word of good news for elephants in India. Recognizing that zoos and circuses can't possibly, even in the best of circumstances, meet these animals' needs, the Central Zoo Authority has ordered the release of 140 captive elephants in the country. They will be moved to "semi-free ranging conditions" near national parks and on protected wildlife reserves.
Veterinarian, wildlife biologist, and IDA's...
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From change.org
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All elephants living in Indian zoos and circuses will be moved to wildlife parks and game sanctuaries where the animals can graze more freely, officials said Friday. The decision affects around 140 elephants in 26 zoos and 16 circuses in the country ...
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NEW DELHI — All elephants living in Indian zoos and circuses will be moved to wildlife parks and game sanctuaries where the animals can graze more freely, officials said Friday. The decision affects around 140 elephants in 26 zoos and 16 circuses ...
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