The Barbi twins and I agree to disagree on a lot of issues, but I certainly commend them for doing their homework. They vehemently oppose horse slaughter on the grounds that horses weren’t bred for human consumption. I did not ask them to comment on zoo animal consumption of horse meat, but I pretty much know where they stand.
The Barbi twins assert that “horses were bred and domesticated to be companion animals like a dog or cat. They also served as working animals on farms, and provided transport for people. They also risked their lives in wartime.”
Read the rest of the article: http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2012/03/02/barbi-twins-famous-for-equine-advocacy/
BARBI TWINS: Shane and Sia Barbi, Best Known Collectively as "The Barbi Twins", are Vegan Animal Activists, Rescuers, Authors and Spokespersons for Animal Rights: Educating and Advocating for the Safety and Well Being of All Animals and Marine Life Across the Globe. Media contact for Barbi Twins (Events, Support, etc): James Gonis, (310) 315-8635, jamesg@playboy.com
Showing posts with label Causes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Causes. Show all posts
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Barbi Twins and Elayne Boosler - "Help Stop Repeal of Hayden Law" - Sign Petition Please!
Barbi Twins and Elayne Boosler combine efforts to help Stray Cat Alliance's petition against the repeal of the Hayden Law which was written to protect shelter animals.
Elayne: "Then came the "Hayden Law." SB 1785, named for its sponsor,
California State Sen. Tom Hayden, became a life saver for adoptable
shelter animals, and a humane and valued partner to animal rescuers and
owners. It made animal shelters more accountable. It gave the public
longer to find their lost animals before they were killed. It mandated
more "work friendly" hours to the public for going to the shelters. It
was so good, after a few years it expanded to offer owner-surrendered
animals the same amount of time (four to six business days) to stay
alive for adoption and rescue instead of being instantly killed.
Better and better, right? And now, worse. Gov. Jerry Brown wants to repeal the Hayden Law. Everything comes down to money, but even here, the math is wrong"
Read Elayne's post in its entirety in the Huffington Post: Barbis, Boosler vs. Brown & Board of Extermination
Sign the petition: Don't Repeal Hayden
Visit www.StrayCatAlliance.org for more information about their fight to stop the repeal of the Hayden Law.
Visit our friend Elayne Boosler's official website at www.elayneboosler.com and her animal rescue organization website at www.tailsofjoy.net
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| Elayne, Shane and Sia - The "Triplets" Elayne Boosler and the Barbi Twins |
Better and better, right? And now, worse. Gov. Jerry Brown wants to repeal the Hayden Law. Everything comes down to money, but even here, the math is wrong"
Read Elayne's post in its entirety in the Huffington Post: Barbis, Boosler vs. Brown & Board of Extermination
Sign the petition: Don't Repeal Hayden
Visit www.StrayCatAlliance.org for more information about their fight to stop the repeal of the Hayden Law.
Visit our friend Elayne Boosler's official website at www.elayneboosler.com and her animal rescue organization website at www.tailsofjoy.net
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Barbi Twins Speak Out Against Hayden Law Repeal: Doom for Shelter Pets
We are spokespersons for Stray Cat Alliance (SCA), against the Hayden Law Repeal.
Governor Jerry Brown wants to revoke the Hayden Law for shelter pets in California which currently gives 4-6 days to allow owners to find their lost pets, injured animals to relieve donated medical attention or for fostering or adoption opportunity. Gov. Jerry Brown wants to cut funds off by eliminating the wait period and killing the pets within only a 72 hour waiting period. This will create mass killings at shelters. THIS IS NOT AN OPTION! Killing has only opened the window for breeders, creating more discarded pets that are dumped at shelters.
As SCA points out, it actually saves money to implement a spay/neuter program. For instance, to house, euthanize and dispose a pet, it's $250, whereas to simply fix the pet, it is less than $50.
Jerry Brown's solution is not only unethical and uncompassionate, it also won't solve the problem of pet population. Killing never has been an answer, just an excuse for breeders to continue to over-breed.
It is far cheaper and more cost effective to implement a spay/neuter program.
Petition to urge Gov Jerry Brown to reconsider the Hayden Law Repeal.
http://scapetitions.org/dont-repeal-hayden-petition
Governor Jerry Brown wants to revoke the Hayden Law for shelter pets in California which currently gives 4-6 days to allow owners to find their lost pets, injured animals to relieve donated medical attention or for fostering or adoption opportunity. Gov. Jerry Brown wants to cut funds off by eliminating the wait period and killing the pets within only a 72 hour waiting period. This will create mass killings at shelters. THIS IS NOT AN OPTION! Killing has only opened the window for breeders, creating more discarded pets that are dumped at shelters.
As SCA points out, it actually saves money to implement a spay/neuter program. For instance, to house, euthanize and dispose a pet, it's $250, whereas to simply fix the pet, it is less than $50.
Jerry Brown's solution is not only unethical and uncompassionate, it also won't solve the problem of pet population. Killing never has been an answer, just an excuse for breeders to continue to over-breed.
It is far cheaper and more cost effective to implement a spay/neuter program.
Petition to urge Gov Jerry Brown to reconsider the Hayden Law Repeal.
http://scapetitions.org/dont-repeal-hayden-petition
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Atlantic City Steel Pier cancels its planned diving horse shows
Add one more victory for animals to the list!
Recently, we shared the news that Atlantic City Steel Pier planned to reopen the diving horse shows that were part of the pier from the 1920′s through the 70′s. Owner Anthony Catanoso planned for the events to be part of the big additions going into the location this year and to host the first shows Memorial Day Weekend.
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