02-21-2011, 09:24 AM
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Every once in awhile I get the Popcorn Park Zoo and Animal Sanctuary newsletter. Mostly it's full of heart wrenching photos and stories of animals that made it their care and some of the other shelters they're associated with. I always say, "Shit, not another one of these! I can't look inside." But I do anyway. It's full of info on legislation locally, nationwide and international. The purpose is to try to get the animals in the booklet adopted but they show some key legislation that passed regarding animals. This story of China struck me because I've seen how they kill animals for consumption. 20 years ago and the images still haunt me as if I saw it the first time. I'll never forget that. I hope they pass this and can enforce this and that the practice wanes from here too. Too many Chinese restaurants are found to be serving or storing dead cats to this day. I'm always suspect of the pork.
From the booklet:
Legislation has been introduced to ban the custom of eating dogs and cats and it is making it's way through the Chinese government since early 2010. This law would be the first of its kind in this country's history. Anyone caught eating this meat would face a fine and up to 15 days in jail. Businesses would face a higher fine. Tragically, even if the Anti-Animal Abuse Law is passed, it wouldn't go into effect for years. The torture method is inhumane and sickening. For more information, contact www.animalasia.org
From the booklet:
Legislation has been introduced to ban the custom of eating dogs and cats and it is making it's way through the Chinese government since early 2010. This law would be the first of its kind in this country's history. Anyone caught eating this meat would face a fine and up to 15 days in jail. Businesses would face a higher fine. Tragically, even if the Anti-Animal Abuse Law is passed, it wouldn't go into effect for years. The torture method is inhumane and sickening. For more information, contact www.animalasia.org
I have no idea what you're talking about so here's a bunny with a pancake on it's head