Sep 022010

A Documentary on Puppy Mills and Puppy Abuse; By: Rene’ Andino

Sep 012010

Tell PA Rep Art Hershey and his pals to shove it. Contact your legislatior and local paper and urge passage of HB 2532,HB499,HB 2525. For more info go to www.aspca.org, www.mlar.org,www.doglawaction.com,www.stoppapuppymills.org – let the 80 dogs brutally murdered in Kutztown, be the last

Aug 312010

No doubt, puppy mills owners kept animals for profit not as a hobby but NGO’s working in the field of animal rights & their welfare have to maintain the good conditions in their shelters, as per section 3 & 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 – this is the responsibility of the animal owner to provide treatment, care & shelter to his pet, if he failed to do so then he can be booked under law but can not be arrested with out competent court arrest warrant being an non-cognizable offense, where as the punishment for this violation is very minor, Yes as per section 38 of the above said act, the Govt. of India can make the rules, side by side, animal being an state subject, state Govt. also can make the rules but these rules should be a cognizable offense with strong punishment in legal terms, this is OIPA INDIA & PFA Haryana demands, we further demands the formation of a rules for animal breeders & fish aquariums here in India along with the guidelines for animal shelter. As per my knowledge Delhi Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals – DSPCA totally failed to control the unnecessary pain & sufferings to the animals, whole system of DSPCA needs to be changed with out any further delay in the interest of animals & public as well.

Aug 302010

Our discussion about puppy mills. Leave us a comment telling us what you think. Send us a message, and we will reply!

Aug 292010

No doubt, puppy mills owners kept animals for profit not as a hobby but NGO’s working in the field of animal rights & their welfare have to maintain the good conditions in their shelters, as per section 3 & 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 – this is the responsibility of the animal owner to provide treatment, care & shelter to his pet, if he failed to do so then he can be booked under law but can not be arrested with out competent court arrest warrant being an non-cognizable offense, where as the punishment for this violation is very minor, Yes as per section 38 of the above said act, the Govt. of India can make the rules, side by side, animal being an state subject, state Govt. also can make the rules but these rules should be a cognizable offense with strong punishment in legal terms, this is OIPA INDIA & PFA Haryana demands, we further demands the formation of a rules for animal breeders & fish aquariums here in India along with the guidelines for animal shelter. As per my knowledge Delhi Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals – DSPCA totally failed to control the unnecessary pain & sufferings to the animals, whole system of DSPCA needs to be changed with out any further delay in the interest of animals & public as well.

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