He can't do it alone!!!! Francois Hugo shares his plan to stop the cull which is universally seen as inhumane and threatens the viability of the species.

In March of 2007 I wrote, "in a horribly-depressing vote of 198-138, New Hampshire's House voted AGAINST a bill that would shut down live racing at its three greyhound race tracks." E-mails were exchanged between yours truly and NH legislators, and

It has become common these days to call animal activists terrorists, and frankly, I think it's a cop-out -- a convenient brush used by too many pundits to vilify and discredit the work of activists. It's as if these writers don't want to spend the time

A day in the life of a tiger can be more interesting than you think. Listen to a tiger speak.

The Namibian Government has sold the rights to club Cape seals to an Australian who is driving this endangered seal species into extinction. The Australian is a luxury-seal-fur jacket maker based in Turkey. The Seals have moved northward up the coast.

When the Richmond SPCA in Virginia announced plans to become a no-kill animal shelter beginning in 2002, there was one thing that CEO Robin Starr didn't expect: vocal opposition from local rescue groups.

It was 1995 and Eddie Lama was looking for a date with a woman who was looking for a petsitter. Eddie volunteered his services and what followed in the next few days changed his entire life. Prior to this experience,Eddie was not only not interested in

It is now the 9th Day, and still the cull has not started, and with over 100 media articles around the world - no seal pups have been clubbed to death, although one news report claimed it had started today.

This loving mother cat in east China has taken pity on an orphaned puppy, raising it as her own offspring. The pup's real mother apparently died of a haemorrhage during childbirth.

Seventy-six dogs were seized Thursday from cages and sheds scattered around a Putnam County mobile home after an investigation of conditions the animals were under. "We saw 76 dogs in cages," said Maj. Dwight Parker of the Sheriff's Office. "