| Last month a pit bull in Greensboro was left on a chain and starved to death. Contact the District Attorney and request the harshest punishment for the owner. Tell him we do not tolerate animal abuse in Greensboro!
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The Humane Society of the United States invites you to one of several upcoming Lobby 101 seminars in North Carolina. Free event. March 11 in Chapel Hill, March 18 in Smithfield, March 20 in Wilmington, March 25 in Greenville, and March 27 in Winston-Salem. Click on the links for more details and to RSVP.
The Forsyth County Department of Animal Control is accepting comments on the tethering (chaining) of dogs as a primary means of confinement. These comments can be made via email, by phone and by attending a public hearing Thursday February 18, 2010, at 6:00 PM at the Forsyth County Animal Shelter. To have the most impact you need to email or call AND COME TO THE HEARING. Click here for more information and on the ways you can respond. You may comment on this proposal by sending an email or by calling (336) 703-2438. More than 6 inches of snow wasn’t enough to stop a new Triad organization from building a better life for three mixed-breed dogs. On Jan. 30, eight volunteers from the Triad chapter of the Coalition to Unchain Dogs braved the snow to build a fence for Cici, Iverson and Snowflake so they will no longer have to be chained outside. Read more Join the North Carolina Director of The Humane Society of the United States at one of four upcoming Lobby 101 seminars — Feb. 6 in Lumberton, Feb. 10 in Elizabeth City, Feb. 16 in Charlotte and Feb. 22 in Asheville. Click on the links for details and to R.S.V.P. Brunswick County Health Director Don Yousey said the chamber was activated this week to euthanize animals that cannot be safely euthanized by injection (EBI). Area animal advocates have been circulating copies of a petition directed to Brunswick County commissioners asking they do away with the gas chamber as a method of euthanizing animals. Greensboro - Humane Society of the United States North Carolina State Director Kim Alboum will be hosting a “Lobbying 101″ class at the Piedmont Humane Society. This class will educate you on how to meet your representatives and talk about animal welfare issues. Day: January 27 Animal advocates say it’s a growing problem that has left uncounted animals to suffer. “Unfortunately, people get animals and it’s like, ‘This towel is old; I’m going to throw it away.’ They get an animal, and they do the same thing,” said Brenda Overman, president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of the Triad. Read more |
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