Dianne,
I know that you are busy trying to help that poor chained up dog, but I just found out about this sick page on Facebook: Animal cruelty is funny cause animals suffer
http://www.causes.com/causes/621445-animals/actions/1533401
They are asking this question,
No is not acceptable!!!!!!!!!!!
Animals
Dianne Ly - 2 hours ago - facebook.com 
I didn't find a topic where to post it, its a change.org petition
United States Congress: Ban pit bulls in the United States
if you scroll all the way down the petition page,at the very bottom you will see a clockable "flag" button,just click it and give reason why..it looks likes this
i flagged that one
This is the actual link PETA wants us to use
http://www.peta.org/action/get-active-online/cruelty-on-the-internet.aspx
This link gets the discusting videos faster to the right person
Handling Web Sites that Promote Animal Cruelty July 14, 2007 12:26 PM
In response to the rising number of websites that promote, glamorize
or trivialize cruelty to animals, this information is to help you to do something to stop it. Much of what you see on the Internet is created for the purpose of drawing attention to the author's website. They are so disassociated with society that it doesn't matter to them if what they are displaying has any moral value. All they are concerned with is the attention -- whether good or bad -- motivates them to continue their effort to increase their hit count or reputation. To those types of sites, please ignore them. Hopefully, without the attention that they crave for, and the lack of interest in their site from others, they will go away.
In the past, we provided petitions and worked to have the sites removed. Even though this process was successful, it has also helped to draw attention to those sites. This has indirectly given support to those sites to make it eventually come back or encouraged others who thought alike to start one of their own cruelty websites. Now, we have several more, and efforts to remove them gets harder and harder everytime. That's why it is in the best interest of all concerned that we handle these things in another manner.
Should you find a site that is promoting animal cruelty, here is what you can do:
- Do not contact the website. The author isn't interested in how you feel about him/her and what he/she is doing.
- Do not provide website links and/or send emails to all of your friends and associates telling them about the site. Doing so would be promoting the site and, thusly, giving them what they want -- attention. It is what they crave and you would only be fueling their fire. Don't give them any satisfaction. If you have concerns about a web site, contact your elected officials but please do not contact friends and neighbors. Many well-intentioned individuals believe that the best course of action is to tell all of their friends and relatives about such web sites. Sometimes online petitions against a site will be generated. Ultimately, such petitions or mass emails will only increase the number of visitors to a website, encouraging the site's creator.
- Contact the ISP who hosts the website to let them know about the abusive content. The administrative and technical contacts are who you should be sending your complaints to. The registrant is most likely the website author. To find out who is the ISP and other relevant information, you can use any one of the WHOIS tools available on the internet such as this one here: http://whois.domaintools.com
However, sometimes the origin of the site, the name and address under the site is registered could be inaccurate, incomplete or false. So far, it has been an uphill battle, as the only law that even remotely covers issues like this is a law that covers e-mailed obscenities; therefore, if the site is not in violation of the host's user agreement, no law is being violated, and the site can remain up. Some other sites similar to this one has been closed down several times before but continues to reappear with different Web addresses. Thus, in addition, you can also file a complaint at the reporting center website set up by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) for Internet fraud and other forms of Internet crime here: http://www.ic3.govKnow the Laws in your Area
- If you know of a real animal abuse in your community, contact your local authorities. Provide as much evidence to support your complaint as possible.
Animal cruelty hurts everyone, and it most certainly it is not funny.
f you are wondering on how you can generate more complaints to the FBI without promoting the sites, well, you could still do so by describing the websites and tell people what are the contents without providing the links, and also tell them why you can't provide it. I'm sure people will understand and cooperate. [report anonymous abuse]
Provide the relevant website links only to the FBI and relevant authorities. Not to the public. Thanks. [report anonymous abuse]
Additional Information August 05, 2007 1:05 AM
A show only happens when there is an audience so it's better to not ask people to go and see it. It will encourage abusers to create more shows.
Moreover, websites like these also contain tracking devices, hidden spywares, virus programs etc., that secretly enters people's computers which can seriously damage their computers and/or steal information without anyone knowing. In addition, websites like these can also have sponsors who place their advertisement and other obvious or non-obvious things, so everytime people click to go to their website, the sponsor will pay the owner more money. Other than being mentally disturbeb, this is another reason why some people do it, while others fake it because they know they will attract the general public including animal caring people to go to their website. That's the whole idea. So, please don't fall into their trap!
Please understand how important this is to help animals. You will only make it worst for the animals by helping the abusers to promote their website for them, thus encouraging them to do more shows since you are bringing audience and support for them.
Animal Cruelty & Reporting Abuse -
http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/animal_cruelty.php
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http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/animal_cruelty/reporting_abuse.php
HOW/WHERE TO REPORT INTERNET ANIMAL ABUSE/CRUELTY/CRIMES - http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=8544241543&topic=9514
3rd link here is to a note on discussion board of my group on facebook, it's a guide compiled by several people and contains useful links to info needed for reporting animal cruelty on the net and the websites that host it.
Handy to keep for future reference !
The Internet can be a powerful medium for connecting us to information to combat animal cruelty, but it also can be a haven for animal abusers who celebrate and actively advertise their shocking crimes. The best way to stop this type of abuse is to immediately report it to the proper authorities and to refrain from contacting, visiting or forwarding links to the offending sites.
Why is it important to report suspected Internet animal cruelty?Reporting any type of suspected animal cruelty may save animals’ lives as well as people’s lives. When animals are abused, people are also at risk. The Link® between animal abuse and other forms of societal violence is well-documented. That is why it is critical to immediately report conduct on the Internet that you suspect may be -- or that you know is -- animal abuse.
If I see animal cruelty on the Internet, what should I do?- Immediately contact the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center, at http://www.ic3.gov/. The website will direct you to the page where you can file your complaint. At first glance, it may appear that the website will only consider complaints of Internet monetary fraud. However, IC3 is the proper venue for all Internet crimes, including animal abuse.
- IC3 can best process your complaint if the information you provide is as detailed and complete as possible. This includes providing the complete URL (website address) for the website that displayed the suspected animal cruelty.
- Even if you are located outside the United States, IC3 will review your report as long as the suspected abuser is located in the United States.
- IC3 will email your report ID and password to you, along with a link to an area on the IC3 website where you can view your report and enter any additional information.
- Upon receipt of your report, IC3 will carefully evaluate it and refer it to the appropriate federal, state, local or international law enforcement or regulatory agencies. Every report that is referred is sent to one or more law enforcement or regulatory agencies that have jurisdiction over the matter. At that point, the report may be assigned to an investigator. IC3 cannot guarantee that your complaint will be investigated.
- Because abusive content often violates the user agreement that the creator of the website has signed with the Internet Service Provider (ISP), notifying the ISP about the abusive content may result in the website being removed from the Internet.
- To make a report to the ISP, you need to determine who hosts the website. To do that, go to http://www.domaintools.com/, enter the website URL in the “Whois Lookup” search box and click on the search button. Scroll down the results page until you find the numerical Internet Protocol (IP) address assigned to the website. Then go to http://www.arin.net/ (American Registry for Internet Numbers) and enter that IP address in the “Search WHOIS” box and click on the search button. The search results page will provide information about the ISP that hosts the website. The page also might display information about how to report abuse. If it does not, go to www.search.org/programs/hightech/isp and find the complete contact information for the ISP on the list. All of this information should also be included in your FBI complaint form, where possible.
- If you believe an animal is in immediate harm, and if the location is known, contact local police and your local FBI branch office as soon as possible. To locate your local FBI branch, visithttp://www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/fo.htm.
Because communications through the Internet have the ability to cross state lines, the Internet is largely governed by federal law. Improving the federal laws as they pertain to Internet animal abuse is critical. Currently, only a few federal laws address the issue directly:
- The Crush Act (P.L.106-152) penalizes the display of acts of cruelty and sexual abuse of animals that is intended for interstate commerce. If convicted, offenders may receive up to five years in prison or a large fine. Two criteria must be met before this statute applies: 1) actual abuse must occur and 2) the website in question must intend to sell the images across state lines. In other words, a website may legally display images of animal cruelty and sexual abuse under this law as long as it is not charging visitors for access or otherwise selling the images. In 2005, the first conviction under this statute occurred in a federal district court in Virginia.
- The Animal Fighting Prohibition Enforcement Act (P.L. 110-27) strengthens the ability of law enforcement to combat animal fighting by providing felony penalties for interstate commerce, import and export related to animal fighting activities, inc
If I See Animal Cruelty on the Internet, What Should I Do?
Animals
Eco - 26 days ago - americanhumane.org
Here is the link to Eco's news, with the report forms.
http://www.care2.com/news/member/779995973?sort=submitted
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ALSO LOOK UP, THIS VERY IMPORTANT LINK.
http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/animal_cruelty/reporting_abuse.php
Contact Pet-Abuse.Com
PO Box 5, Southfields, NY 10975
888-523-PETS
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http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc_list.html?gpp=28999&filter=blue
Animals
Dianne Ly - 2 minutes ago - gopetition.com
REPORTED,MONIKA THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS TO OUR ATTENTION,I MOVED YOUR POST HERE-EVERYONE,PLZ REPORT THIS FB PAGE!!!
I nearly vomit while looking at this picture posted on Daphnes FB site.
Humans are barbarians !!!
PS: They are NOT Americans They are some other armed force.
Warning GRAPHIC !
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=448867455135823&set=a.226237344065503.56293.225340390821865&type=1&theater
Dianne, why to report the site ??
SAVE AURORA!!! is an animal activist site... Quote:Protect Animals From Being Raped and Make Beastiality a Felony everywhere!!!
change org petition that should be removed!!
Governor Jerry Brown Of California: Outlaw and Ban the Ownership of Pit Bulls and their Derivative Breeds
HATE PAGE against our friend Daphne on FB!! Pls report!!!
This is the FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/AnimalsAgaints
Dear all,
Daphne gave us so many smiles on topic just for a laugh! (Closed) and she is a dedicated animal activist since a long time. Now she sent me an email that she is totally down because someone started a hate page on FB against her. FB members please report this page, Daphne and the animals she is fighting for need our support !
You can report it as hate speech.
Thank you
Monika
PS: Not even police can find them!!
If you want to get impression of Daphnes work : this is HER FB page:
They emailed me and said it was not inappropriate!
I know Carol ! Daphne told me that it might be better not to report it cause it puts to much attention to this site! But thanks for taking my post serious and reporting it !
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This one has to be reported !!
STOP CAT COOKING PAGE!!!
facebook: take down "i hate pit bulls"....
http://www.change.org/petitions/facebook-take-down-i-hate-pit-bulls
signed and FB
you people can hate every animal on earth, but who gives you the right to torture and kill them.
you are sick and sadistic. geez, I hope you don't reproduce.
There's really good info here on this page. I signed the above petition but the target of the petition was listed as "cats are demonic hell spawn and i hate them" which made me think that the petition may just be aimed at the creator of the site who of course won't care. So I shared on fb and wrote for everyone interested to email info@peta.org with the link. Which I then did. However I will also now send to ( http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/animal_cruelty/reporting_abuse.php ) and click on IC3 and report. Cheers Diane and Monika and everyone. You are all awesome. Alex
Hi Dianne After reading about this subject ALL THAT I CAN DO IS PRAY!!! I will observe a lot and note what is being done. I am afraid I might Mess Up Big Time so the best thing for me is to just step back :-0 Hope you won't think Ill of Me, all I need do is what I Can Do 
Barb E. Hugggs xx...
Horrible....
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Forwarded message
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'What to do, can anyone take this site out of the air? Thank you.
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http://fx.worth1000.com/contests/14969/animal-clowns/
