A group of over 50 enthusiastic people gathered in front of the UVic Student Union Building to join in the UVic Friends of Animals Club protest demanding UVic end all future plans to kill the rabbits at the University. Less than two dozen are estimated to remain on campus, and UVic’s intolerance to this population is disheartening. UVic had changed their minds once again, and now declared that the grounds will be a ‘rabbit free zone’ after the end of the month. Plans are to capture and kill any rabbits found. Note and important distinction: UVic (and sometimes even the SPCA) may use the term ‘euthanize’, but you cannot euthanize a healthy animal; it’s a term used to describe the mercy killing of a terminally ill animal, including humans. What’s so difficult about tolerating a small group of rabbits living on campus to eat some of the grass? UVic argues…
In two earlier postings we’ve commented on the proposed pet bylaw updates that the City of Victoria has been…
Last Friday I received an email from the Cornucopia Institute advocating organic egg production, and criticizing factory farm eggs…
Below is a joint letter from FoA and Lawyers in Defense of Animals, Inc. (LIDA) commenting on pet restrictions…
Thankfully, the ordeal with the UVic rabbits has been peacefully resolved, and at this very moment rabbits are being…
Letters to the editor are great way for communicating ideas and messages, here are two recent ones. The first…
It was a busy week on the carriage front, on Thursday we saw some more media, and coverage included…
James LaVeck, from Tribe of Heart (producers of the wonderful films The Witness and Peaceable Kingdom: The Journey Home)…