A Great and Terrible Year
We’ve come so far, but we still have a lot of work to do.
Tag: Nathan Winograd
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A Remarkable Year
Despite these setbacks, all in all, it was a remarkable year and marks a major step forward.
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Is No Kill Going Mainstream?
Home 4 the Holidays, Just One Day, the Myth of Pet Overpopulation, the Six Freedoms, and the Million Cat Challenge in Context
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No Surprise: TNR Works
A new study shows TNR works. OK, you know that. That is neither a controversial nor new finding. In so many ways, it may even seem mundane. But the study will be very helpful to you as you advocate for TNR/SNR in your community because it offers plenty for government officials and bean counters who want the proof that it saves lives, reduces the number of free-roaming cats, and saves money.
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No Kill Advocacy Center Seeks to Stop PETA Killing
Over 30,000 animals, including a dog stolen from her home, have been killed.
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Does PETA Kill Healthy Puppies & Kittens? “Absolutely”
PETA “absolutely” kills adoptable animals.
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PETA: Kill the Victims
On November 6 at the University of Virginia School of Law, I debated PETA’s attorney on the issue: “The Kill Versus No Kill Debate: Which Animal Shelters Are Most Humane?” I argued for a guaranteed right to life for companion animals entering shelters. PETA argued that animals were better off dead. In the interests of full disclosure, I agreed to have the debate videotaped or audiotaped and to make it available to everyone so people…
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No Bunny Left Behind
As soon as I walked in, someone said hello, asked me if I need help, told me about the 16 white kittens they had, and asked if I wanted to adopt one, all before I had the opportunity to say hello back. What a breath of fresh air.
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An Embrace of SNR, With Caveats
If we reformed shelters, SNR wouldn’t be the first choice for socialized community cats: redemption and adoption would be. It would and should, however, remain the last, because killing should never be a choice at all.
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A No Kill Nation By 2005… 2010… 2015… 2020
If you want No Kill in your hometown, you are going to have to fight for it.