Monday, November 29, 2010

our pledge to Animals

Here is an open letter from the Chair of Animal Welfare Network Nepal and the Co-Director of Animal Nepal, PRAMADA SHAH:
There seems to be no limit to the everyday crimes committed against animals in Nepal. The level of cruelty against every kind of species is so high and so commonplace that most of us simply close our eyes and ears and get on with our lives.  Stray dogs are regarded as pests, and left to die in the streets. Household pets are tied on short chains or locked up in tiny, dirty cages, 24 hours a day. Exercise, grooming, balanced diets and most of all love is something these poor creatures never see in their lives. Exotic breeds find their way to the market through unscrupulous breeders and dog dealers. They are mostly bought to show off by clueless owners who don’t know the ABCs of pet care. |more...
Here is an open letter from the Chair of Animal Welfare Network Nepal and the Co-Director of Animal Nepal, PRAMADA SHAH:
There seems to be no limit to the everyday crimes committed against animals in Nepal. The level of cruelty against every kind of species is so high and so commonplace that most of us simply close our eyes and ears and get on with our lives.  Stray dogs are regarded as pests, and left to die in the streets. Household pets are tied on short chains or locked up in tiny, dirty cages, 24 hours a day. Exercise, grooming, balanced diets and most of all love is something these poor creatures never see in their lives. Exotic breeds find their way to the market through unscrupulous breeders and dog dealers. They are mostly bought to show off by clueless owners who don’t know the ABCs of pet care. |more...

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