Produces no substance for claim to be developing “spay/neuter cookies” POMPANO BEACH, Florida––Alex Pacheco and his organization “600 Million Stray Dogs Need You” are apparently feeling the heat from recent exposés of aggressive fundraising tactics on purported behalf of research to develop a “spay/neuter cookie” which has no verifiable substance. Pacheco on April 26, […]
SHARK circles Alex Pacheco & “600 Million Stray Dogs Need You”
“600 Million Stray Dogs Need You” exposed on YouTube POMPANO BEACH, Florida––Most folks in Florida know enough not to attract a SHARK’s notice. Alex Pacheco, founder of 600 Million Stray Dogs Need You, apparently is not one of them. Indeed, a person claiming to be “extremely close to Mr. Pacheco” went out of her […]
Talking about cats in Holy Week
ANIMALS 24-7 visits with Stacy LeBaron of Community Cats podcast Yes, it is Dog Bite Prevention Week, according to the U.S. Postal Service, and Easter week according to the world’s 2.2 billion Christians, and Friday is Passover, celebrated by about 17.4 million Jewish people. But somewhere in the vicinity of 400 million people worldwide worship […]
“Rescue hoarding” cases horrify Iowa
Iowa cases exemplify national trend DES MOINES, Iowa––Arrested on February 13, 2017, Bully Breed Miracle Networking & Rescue founder Lindsey Morrow, 41, is awaiting trial in Warren County, Iowa, on five counts of animal torture, five counts of animal neglect, second-degree theft, second-degree fraudulent practice and ongoing criminal conduct. Alerted to conditions of severe […]
Soi Dog Foundation & Indian Ocean tsunami heroine Gill Dalley, 58
Lost legs rescuing a dog in 2004 PHUKET, Thailand––“It is with profound regret and unfathomable sadness that we announce the passing of Gill Dalley,” the Soi Dog Foundation announced on February 13, 2017. “The inaugural winner of the Canine Hero of the Year award at the 2011 Animals for Asia conference in Chengdu, China, […]
“Build s/n services, not more shelters!”
by Margaret Anne Cleek and Ruth Steinberger Editor’s note: Wrote Jeff Young, DVM in his ANIMALS 24-7 guest column We cannot adopt, warehouse or rescue our way out of dog & cat overpopulation!, “Large humane societies waste far too much money on housing animals, building expensive facilities…People think they can help by donating to tangible […]
Street dogs in the U.S.? Nathan Winograd has gone barking mad.
by Merritt Clifton Among the most vociferous critics of ANIMALS 24-7 guest columnist Jeff Young’s essay We cannot adopt, warehouse or rescue our way out of dog & cat overpopulation! was No Kill Advocacy Center founder Nathan Winograd. Winograd’s own recommendations in response to the homeless dog and cat problem have long been a hodgepodge of wishful […]
Aussie feds inflated feral cat population 3 to 10 times to push cull policy
New study reports the findings but ignores their meaning BRISBANE, Australia––Normally, if a major study discovers an alleged ecological problem to be just 10% as bad as was previously imagined, one might expect celebration to follow. The researchers, other experts, nonprofit organizations, and every politician who ever addressed the issue, however transiently, might be expected […]
Rescue, responsibility, & the need for legislation
by John F. Robins, campaigns consultant, Animal Concern Scotland Recent reports about irresponsibly rehomed animals suffering from cruelty and neglect, and attacking other animals and humans, occurring right around the world, have reminded me that nearly 30 years ago journalist John Nairn and I spent a couple of days camped on the roof of a […]
No Kill Conference & No-Kill Directory founder Lynda Foro, 74
Foro was instrumental in turning the no-kill goal into a movement By Merritt Clifton KNOXVILLE, Tennessee––Lynda J. Foro, 74, organizer of the first six annual No Kill Conferences, 1995-2001, died on December 27, 2016 in Jefferson City, Tennessee, her home of the past several years during a long struggle with Alzheimer’s disease. Early years […]
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