The Everything Animal Thread
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The following animal rights organisation seem like they are well organised and doing some excellent work in this region of the world.
www.lebanesevegans.org
About — Lebanese Vegans
www.lebanesevegans.org
This crisp thief is hilarious. This crafty seagull will join Brighton's chip thieves. 
Lou
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I was out early one Sunday morning and the Sunday paper was sitting in the driveways.
There was a little box of cereal included with each paper that day.
On my way home I went by three houses in row who still had their papers on their driveways. Each driveway had ONE crow eating breakfast.
There was a little box of cereal included with each paper that day.
On my way home I went by three houses in row who still had their papers on their driveways. Each driveway had ONE crow eating breakfast.
danceswithcats
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This is great to see. Thanks.The following animal rights organisation seem like they are well organised and doing some excellent work in this region of the world.
About — Lebanese Vegans
These traps should be made illegal:
Glue Trap Bans: Places, Companies, and Entities Take Action
Glue trap bans help mice, birds, and other animals who may endure agonizing deaths after being caught by these inhumane devices.
www.peta.org
My daughter’s latest rescue. His family is moving out of the country and couldn’t take him with them. He’s a very cool bearded dragon. Approximately two years old. His name is Queso.
Personally I think she’s crazy. He’s pretty high maintenance. But then I did it all when my kids were young.
Personally I think she’s crazy. He’s pretty high maintenance. But then I did it all when my kids were young.
What's wrong with these idiots? They need a very long jail sentence!
Rescued mule stabbed in face at Rye animal sanctuary
The ageing animal had only recently learned to trust humans after years of neglect, rescuers say.
www.bbc.com
A bird charity has just four months to save itself, and the thousands of injured gulls it cares for.
Bird Aid's sanctuary in Hailsham, East Sussex, houses 250 attacked or injured birds at any one time, including 100 permanent residents.
"People attack them, throw them into bins, it's horrendous," she said.
Gulls from across the country are taken to Bird Aid, and people from all over the world ring Mrs Gould for advice on caring for injured gulls.
"People call them a nuisance, but they adapt to us. They're not wanted on the beach, we keep building hotels, houses, towns on the beachfront and they're not wanted there either.
"They need to live somewhere. They have a right to be here, and be treated kindly."
Bird Aid's sanctuary in Hailsham, East Sussex, houses 250 attacked or injured birds at any one time, including 100 permanent residents.
Bird Aid : 'Urgent help needed' for Hailsham gull sanctuary
The only gull specific rescue centre in the country is appealing for help for the at-risk bird.
www.bbc.com
"People attack them, throw them into bins, it's horrendous," she said.
Gulls from across the country are taken to Bird Aid, and people from all over the world ring Mrs Gould for advice on caring for injured gulls.
"People call them a nuisance, but they adapt to us. They're not wanted on the beach, we keep building hotels, houses, towns on the beachfront and they're not wanted there either.
"They need to live somewhere. They have a right to be here, and be treated kindly."
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