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Animals Rights
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Pit bull dogs rescued in raid face uncertain future[Jul. 14, 2009] It was the most comprehensive dog fighting bust in U.S. history as law enforcement agencies from eight different states joined forces to raid multiple dog fighting operations on July 8, 2009. To date 30 people have been arrested and 400-plus dogs have been rescued. By Sharon Seltzer
Rodeo watchdog to receive $US25,000 in settlement[Feb. 16, 2009] A rodeo watchdog group will receive $US25,000 from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) in settlement of a claim over copyright issues.
The PRCA and the group Showing Animals Respect and Kindness (SHARK) had locked horns over copyright in respect of videos posted on YouTube.
Barbaro's Legacy Lives In His Brother[Jan. 29, 2009] Note from RA - This is what we are up against. They aren't even getting the tip of the iceburg. Common sense went out the window with horse slaughter! Be informed!
Obama's animal guy[Jan. 17, 2009] Cass Sunstein is a thoughtful legal scholar, and a solid choice for his new job in the Obama administration reviewing regulations.
Is Obama appointing an 'animal rights zealot' to high office?[Jan. 17, 2009] Perhaps discussion about the ethical treatment of animals is going to be higher on the new administration's agenda than one might think? On an average day my e-box is filled with partisan screeds from a broad spectrum. And usually I roll my eyes at the more extreme claims and go on with my day.
Proposed rodeo legislation called 'compromise'[Aug. 28, 2008] Legislation to be voted on next Tuesday at the Putnam Legislature's regular monthly meeting will probably not ban rodeos from performing in Putnam County - but will legislate against abuse and cruelty to animals.
A Letter to the Editor of Rodeo Attitude[Aug. 21, 2008] The following is a Letter to the Edtor regarding Animal Rights and my Christian beliefs we were requested to publish and my response. By Response by Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
Leave our rodeo alone[Aug. 11, 2008] WITH claims by animal activists the Warwick Rodeo "seriously mistreated" animals, cowboys like Scott Glasby have come to the event's defence with the truism "if they weren't in the rodeo they would be in a burger".
Rodeo lawsuit against animal-rights group tossed[Jul. 29, 2008] CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - A federal judge in Wyoming has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the booking company for a Cheyenne rodeo against an animal-rights group. U.S. District Judge William Downes ruled that the lawsuit by the Nebraska-based Romeo Entertainment Group was not filed in the correct state.
Rodeo: What would Jesus think?[Jul. 29, 2008] The article starts "CNW/ - The Vancouver Humane Society (VHS) is asking Christians in Abbotsford, B.C., whether Jesus Christ would condone the treatment of animals in the city's Mighty Fraser Rodeo which starts this week (July 31-August 4)." My answer - By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude
Animal rights group targets popular rodeo[Jul. 22, 2008] This article on MSNBC.com is about animals animal rights activists targeting Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo. It includes a poll on this issue. You can only vote once, so please vote NO and forward to your friends.
No prods allowed, Rodeo says[Jul. 11, 2008] Pikes Peak or Bust Foundation President Rob Alexander said the rodeo bars livestock contractors from using electronic prods and any artificial stimulant for livestock. Such a rule is stricter than the Colorado Springs-based Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association regulation that allows electronic prods to the hips and shoulders when an animal is stalled in a chute.
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