to do a good deed, go on 3w.gopetition.com : they have hundreds of petitions for animal rights. It's so important that as much people as possible participate... Things really must change !!

> to do a good deed, go on 3w.gopetition.com : they have hundreds of
> petitions for animal rights. It's so important that as much people as
> possible participate... Things really must change !!

This is a really interesting website, which I didn't know about. Thank you.
I've signed a few petitions on there ie. slaughter of horses in Canada, seal culling and commercial whaling, but I've got to give it a rest now.
I'm sickened to my stomach and need to go and vent my anger. I will never understand how anyone can be capable of inflicting such horrific cruelty on another sentient being as long as I live.
Your post deserves more response. But clearly people on here think their petty, immature squabbles are more worthy of comment.

> to do a good deed, go on 3w.gopetition.com : they have hundreds of
> petitions for animal rights. It's so important that as much people as
> possible participate... Things really must change !!

We, the undersigned, OPPOSE the proposition of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress to make feral and domestic cats an "unprotected species" that can be shot on sight if they are not wearing a collar. A collar will not prevent the animal from being shot as the collar may not be seen from a distance or the hunter may just shoot and later remove and destroy the collar.
Should this become a law, it will encourage cruelty to domestic as well as feral cats because since they will no longer be protected, there will be nothing to stop people from torturing as well as killing any cat they can find.

We do not believe the government should make laws which endanger the lives of our pets.

Sign petition:

http://www.gopetition.com/sign.php?currentregion=238&petid=6272

Someone sent me this quote today:

'Work as if you were in the early days of a better nation.' - Alasdair Gray.

I thought of it when I passed the guy with his McDonalds 'I'm Lovin It!' banner at lunchtime, complete with arrow pointing the way.
So I asked him if he thought factory-farmed animals were 'loving it', and if things were so bad with McDonalds these days that they needed to give people directions?
We can only hope that this is the beginning of a slow, inevitable demise.