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"Liberatus Regnum Animalia!"We are a private benchmark organization that provides insight on Animal welfare, anti-abuse and Animal Liberation fellowship via the internet superhighway. We are helping to educate the public to eradicate Animal Abuse, Neglect and Abandonment to include emphasis on anti-chaining and longterm caging, while pushing for tougher laws on those who are directly and indirectly responsible. This site was predicated on the belief that animals are entitled to a loving environment and quality of life at the hands of human beings and must be protected under the law. We are diverse and actively support and solicit total humanity across the country.We are concerned with welfare issues in many realms, Some include and are not limited to:Domestic/Companion and Wild animals and the harmonious coexistence with mankindAny Animals being abused and exploited; in testing, research/education, entertainment, sport &workIn each of these areas , we are pushing for stronger laws while educating people in relation to improving society’s view regarding the appropriate treatment of animals. We are resolute in the belief that animals inherently deserve of our respect, compassion and consideration of both their psychological and physical needs. We share in the same beliefs that many reputable organizations hold… that based on scientific research, it is proven that animals have the capacity to feel pain and should not suffer by uncaring hands ! In addition to broad policies regarding the humane treatment of animals (i.e. appropriate veterinary care, pain management, vaccinations, anti-cruelty and quality of life), we give opinions and refer/recommend reputable facilities and organizations proven through surveys, public opinion and historical data and popular studies that they support kind and respectful treatment and quality of life at the hands of human beings. All animals...domestic, farm and wild, must be protected under the law. Animal Liberation=Human LiberationWe consider all forms of longterm tethering and/or confinement as cruelty and those who condone/practice these inhumane acts on our animal friends are CRIMINALS and should be treated as such. "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." ~ Mahatma GandhiIt is the policy of Animal Rights Mercenaries to NEVER use language that accepts the current concept of animals as "property", "commodities" and/or "things." Refering to ourselves or other respectible humans of compassion as "owners" of animals we share our lives and livelihoods with would be in gross violation of our principles and ethics. We will ALWAYS refer to ourselves and others as "guardians" of our animal friends and to animals as "he" or "she" rather than "it!" "Animals have been regarded as property for way too long. It's high time we took on a more loving and responsible relationship with our kindred beings in the web of life on this beautiful planet. I always think and act as a guardian towards my kindred beings, never as their owner." Jim Mason, author, An Unnatural OrderEmail for questions and referrals/support:anticrueltycampaign_yahoo.com(upon email response, we will provide a number to reach us upon approval)

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"People must have renounced, it seems to me, all natural intelligence to dare to advance that animals are but animated machines.... It appears to me, besides, that [such people] can never have observed with attention the character of animals, not to have distinguished among them the different voices of need, of suffering, of joy, of pain, of love, of anger, and of all their affections. It would be very strange that they should express so well what they could not feel."~ Voltaire "We have enslaved the rest of the animal creation, and have treated our distant cousins in fur and feathers so badly that beyond doubt, if they were able to formulate a religion, they would depict the Devil in human form." ~William Ralph Inge, Outspoken Essays (1922)"If you have men who will exclude any of [God's] creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men". -St. Francis of Assisi"NO reason but for vanity/profit for humans to continue senseless breeding of domesticated animals! Blinded, for they don’t see the millions of homeless animals where that breed they seek awaits adoption! The abandoned ask only for a chance at survival; prove humanity is not so vain and self-serving. " ... Mezzatesta
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Article: Fatal Dog Atttacks and The Pit Bull Placebo

The National Canine Research Council Releases Investigative Reports on Dog Bite-Related Fatalities for 2009:NCRC is the only organization that does not rely on media sources for information on dog bite-related fatalities. There were 31 dog bite-related fatalities in 2009. NCRC contacted officials on each case in order to obtain the most accurate and comprehensive information available. We have re-interviewed sources that the media has reached, and located others that they have not, among whom may be police investigators, animal control officers, coroners, veterinarians, health department officials, dog owners, and eye witnesses. We have obtained incident reports, bite reports, human and animal autopsy reports, summaries of judicial proceedings, and crime scene data and photographs. Official reports often do not agree with news accounts and/or contain important information that was either unavailable or not of interest to reporters. The NCRC 2009 final report on dog bite-related fatalities is released at the end of 2010 because we believe that our mission of preserving the human-canine bond obligates us to be as accurate about these emotionally charged incidents as we can, so that they are calmly, correctly and, therefore, usefully understood. Accuracy takes time, work and research.To read entire report and view individual cases of dog bite-related fatalities that occurred in 2009, click on link:http://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/2009-DBRF-Booklet-FINAL-11.pdf *****************************************************************************************Karen Delise, Director of Research for the National Canine Research Council is also the author of the only two books published on dog bite-related fatalites: The Pit Bull Placebo:The Media, Myths and Politics of Canine Aggression Fatal Dog Attacks:The Stories Behind the Statistics Author: Karen Delise, LVTDirector of ResearchNational Canine Research Council For additional information on dog attacks please go to The National Canine Research Council at:www.nationalcanineresearchcouncil.comThe Pit Bull Placebo: The Media, Myths and Politics of Canine Aggression - By Karen Delise“Falsehood flies and the truth comes limping after, so that when men come to be undeceived, it is too late: the jest is over, and the tale has had its effect.” - Jonathan Swift***Courtesy of the National Canine Research Council***Download a free copy (pdf) of the book The Pit Bull Placebo at:http://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/ncrc-publications/Fatal Dog Attacks: The Stories Behind the Statistics - By Karen Delise"There is nothing to fear except the persistent refusal to find out the truth, the persistent refusal to analyze the causes of happenings." --Dorothy Thompson, (1894 - 1961)For information on dog bite-related fatalities please go to The National Canine Research Council at:www.nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com ©Copyright 2002, 2007, 2010 Karen Delise Web Design, Web Hosting and Web Maintenance by Loafin' Tree LLC

BAN THE CRUELTY OF CHAINING

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Ban The Cruel Practices of Chaining/TetheringIf we tried to invent the worst punishment for a dog, we probably couldn’t come up with anything as bad as a life sentence of “solitary confinement” on a chain or in a tiny pen or kennel. Dogs are pack animals who crave companionship. They love to go for walks, play fetch, and curl up for a snooze at the foot of the bed near you, the most important part of their world. Dogs are members of the family, so doesn’t it make sense for them to live inside with the rest of us? If you wouldn’t chain up your cousin or your sister or your brother, you wouldn’t chain up your “best friend,” either … would you? Unchain Dogs PLEASE! The Cruel, Dangerous Practice of Chaining DogsIt shouldn’t happen to “man’s best friend,” but it does. Take a drive down many country roads and city streets, and you’ll see them—dogs left to spend their entire lives in “solitary confinement,” trapped at the end of a chain or in a small pen.We can’t think of a crueler punishment for these social pack animals who want—and deserve—companionship, scratches behind the ears, walks around the block, and the opportunity to curl up at your feet at night.Many communities across America and beyond have learned the hard way that chaining dogs is dangerous to the public, especially children. Chaining dogs—also called “tethering”—is a safety hazard for both dogs and communities. “Chaining a dog is arguably the single most dangerous condition in which to maintain a dog.”–Karen Delise, author of Fatal Dog AttacksHow to End Chaining in Your CommunityCaring people like you have gradually changed and ultimately saved many of these animals’ lives. You, too, can create miracles for neglected dogs in your community!The most effective way to help hundreds or thousands of neglected dogs in your area is by working with city or county legislators to ban chaining!Remember: Dogs are depending on you to speak up and give them a shot at a better life. Check out the resources on this page and get started!Official Findings and Statements About ChainingSince at least 1979, tethering has been recognized as a contributing factor in dog attacks. In their efforts to address the public safety hazards associated with aggressive dogs, federal and national agencies have studied dog-bite incidents, including how and why they occur. Some of their more significant findings follow.Chained Dogs: Nearly Three Times More Likely to Attack Than Dogs Not TetheredA 1994 study partly authored by two Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) physicians found that “[b]iting dogs were significantly more likely … to be chained ….” According to the study, chained dogs were 2.8 times more likely to attack than dogs who were not tethered. Federal Health and Veterinary Experts Agree: Chaining Causes AttacksAccording to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Task Force on Canine Aggression and Human-Canine Interactions, a dog’s socialization and behavioral health—both of which are severely compromised by chaining, according to animal behaviorists—are among the factors that determine a dog’s tendency to bite. The AVMA advises dog guardians, “Never tether or chain your dog, because this can contribute to aggressive behavior.”The AVMA and CDC agree that reports of dog bites should include information on the animal’s degree and form of confinement or restraint—such as being tethered or chained—at the time of the incident so that, in the words of the AVMA, the “risk associated with these practices” can be assessed. Children Are the Most Common Victims of Chained-Dog AttacksThe most common victims of dog attacks, including those in which the dog is or was tethered, are children. According to Karen Delise, author of Fatal Dog Attacks, 79 percent of the 431 people killed by dogs in the United States between 1965 and 2001 were children under the age of 12. The AVMA agrees: “Children are the most common victims of serious dog bites.” A glance at the details of the chained-dog attacks shows how frequently children are involved.CDC officials found that of 50 children aged 1 or older who were killed by dogs in the United States from 1979 to 1988, 28 percent had “wandered too close to a chained dog.”A similar 1996 study, partly authored by CDC officials, found that nearly 30 percent of 38 children aged 1 to 9 killed by dogs in the United States between 1989 and 1994 died after “wandering too close to a chained dog.”

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