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How to solve the problem of “cellar cats” and the bricking up of basements
21 Mar, 2018By Aleksei Anikin, Forgotten Animals NovosibirskI recently had a conversation with a certain person, that was very revealing in all senses of the word (and in places even epic). The subject was, of course, cellar cats. We each had our basic premise: mine – that cats do not belong in cellars and it’s ACCEPTABLE and … Continue reading How to solve the problem of “cellar cats” and the bricking up of basements
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Worried about ‘stray dog death squads’ ahead of FIFA World Cup in Russia?
07 Feb, 2018Here is what is very likely to happen. Blood-chilling articles, like this and this, are starting to pop up, denouncing “Russian government to ‘slaughter stray dogs en masse’ ahead of World Cup” and “Putin to deploy ‘canine KGB death squads’ to butcher thousands of stray dogs in football World Cup host cities”. The founder of … Continue reading Worried about ‘stray dog death squads’ ahead of FIFA World Cup in Russia?
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Animal Cruelty Law FINALLY passes in Russia!
19 Jan, 2018VICTORY! We have been fighting for this for many years and it’s FINALLY happening. The law toughening the punishment for animal abuse in Russia has passed! The abusers will pay over 1000 GBP fine (a very large sum for most Russians), do 360 hours of community service or go to jail for 6 months to … Continue reading Animal Cruelty Law FINALLY passes in Russia!
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SUCCESS! One step closer to ending the abuse of millions of rabbits, mice, rats, cats and dogs in laboratories in Russia!
16 Dec, 2017Our fight, drafting and lobbying of adequate and civilized law proposals is FINALLY starting to give results! The Technical Regulation in Russia has been changed, establishing that toxicological tests (i.e. not only clinical) can be conducted on alternative models, and not only on live laboratory animals. If you have been following our work for a … Continue reading SUCCESS! One step closer to ending the abuse of millions of rabbits, mice, rats, cats and dogs in laboratories in Russia!
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