Ban The Australian Trade In Elephant Ivory And Rhino Horn

Ban The Australian Trade In Elephant Ivory And Rhino Horn

People Make All The Difference And You Can Help

Ban The Australian Trade In Elephant Ivory And Rhino Horn – Please join Donalea Patman, Breaking The Brand and Fiona Gordon and support their campaign to end the domestic trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn in Australia. Some people are talkers and others are doers – some are both, but they still need your help. Please go to their facebook page below and do your part.

Please Help Rosana Ng Help The Elephants

Please Help Rosana Ng Help The Elephants

This Takes No Time At All And Is Critically Important

Please Help Rosana Ng Help The Elephants – Rosana Ng is a wonderful, committed animal activist and she needs our help. Please read the text below and follow the directions. If you copy and paste it is NOT counted. Just write a short sentence and include points 1 – 2 – 3 and send it to the e-mail address and contact person provided. People are always saying “I’m just one person and I can’t make a difference” – well, yes you can. Thank you for your help! This must be done by June 5, 2017.

Cub Petting And Getting Animal Welfare Onto The Agenda

Cub Petting And Getting Animal Welfare Onto The Agenda

Make NO Mistake – CACH Is Committed To The Lions

Cub Petting And Getting Animal Welfare Onto The Agenda – After a knee jerk reaction to the Captive Carnivore working group exploded on social media, Chris Mercer has written a thoughtful reply to the criticism. I urge you to read it and remain open minded. Think carefully about the South African Government who claims that – “compassion for animals is un-African.”
 
The response on social media to the inaugural meeting of our Captive Carnivore working group has been mostly condemnatory and often downright abusive. The main theme of the criticism is that cub petting and lion farming should be banned and anything less than that amounts to a betrayal of the lions.

Is Compromise For A Future Greater Good Now Verboten

Is Compromise For A Future Greater Good Now Verboten 

Animal Advocates Are Never Alone

Animal Advocates Are Never Alone

Our Numbers Are Growing

Animal Advocates Are Never Alone – It may feel that way some days and it’s easy to become discouraged and to feel that our voices are lost in the wilderness. But the end game remains the same. We must be the voices for those who cannot speak. Dan Richardson, a dediated animal activist, has shared his deeply personal thoughts about animal advocacy very eloquently. He encourages animal advocates to remember that there is always light.  As Leonard Cohen observed so beautifully, “There is a crack in everything – that’s how the light gets in”. Thank you, Dan.

Trading In Lion Bones For Money

Trading In Lion Bones For MONEY

Shame On All Those Involved

Trading In Lion Bones For MONEY – There is something macabre and evil about the thought of killing healthy, endangered or canned lions for their bones and then exporting them from South Africa – in part or as an entire skeleton to – China, Laos and Vietnam. There is money to be made so the consequences to the lion populations are irrelevant to those involved.

A Year In Review At CACH

A Year In Review At CACH

2016 At CACH

A Year In Review At CACH – Chris Mercer – The year has been overshadowed by the unexpected illness and death of my partner Bev. The cancer struck in August last year but from the beginning of this year she was in and out of hospital. Her egregious suffering finally came to an end on 30th April. She was 68 years old.