No Animals Left

Wayne the Delusional, echoing the worldly insight and life experience of an eight year-old, complains that nature films are not very authentic.

Most of us are familiar with the “there is no Santa Claus” reality-check when reports surfaced that Walt Disney staged Lemming mass suicide just to make a nature film more interesting. But now, a few decades after that reveal, Wayne Pacelle has learned that nature films are often staged, so he now whines about “ethical problems that arise in wildlife filmmaking.”

HSUS stands for the “Humane” Society of the United States. It is a corporation in the United States that does not own or control any animal shelters and it does not represent humane societies in the United States, other than itself.

While HSUS began an animal welfare organization back in 1954, its current focus is toward legislation that severely impedes or eliminates domestic animals and animal ownership. HSUS disguises its political campaigns as attacks against “puppy mills,” animal cruelty, and “hoarding.”

HSUS sells vegetarian dog food as "a nutritious, environmentally friendly and ethically responsible food for our best friends."

http://www.humanesociety.org/news/press_releases/2010/02/humane_choice_d...

(http://tinyurl.com/ylzhb9s)

The dog food made by HSUS, Humane Choice, that is made in Uruguay, does contain preservatives and vitamins that may be from synthetic sources, since the package does not specify the source of the vitamins.

http://thehumanechoice.com/recipe.htm

HSUS promotes Halo and Halo supports HSUS.

Hill's Pet Nutrition makes a pet food line that includes Prescription Diet® and Science Diet®. They have recently issued a statement to customers announcing that they will no longer continue their program with HSUS and Care.

Why does the company, Drs. Foster and Smith, which provides products to animal owners, support and affiliate itself with the anti-animal ownership organization, HSUS?

HSUS recounts the travesty of the "rescue" of Keiko and suggests that it should the same to Tilikum.

"The accusation that Keiko died emaciated and starving has been featured in the media and on the Internet, but in fact Keiko thrived for five years in his natural habitat. It is our sincere hope that Tilikum can be similarly retired to a sea pen in Iceland or another suitable location."

Animal Rights organizations, namely HSUS and PeTA, manipulate data to support claims of "pet overpopulation" and high euthanasia rates. These organizations use a lot of sensationalism and emotion to make data that contradicts their claims appear to support their claims. What follows is the data used by these organizations and the facts behind the dramatic nonsense spewed in Animal Rights.

10. Shelter dogs can have problems; they aren't for everyone.

9. Your animals are kind of a mess. I know you mean well so we're
going to get you some help.

8. Mandatory spay/neuter is a lousy idea. If all dogs are sterilized,
where will the puppies come from?

7. We're firing all the lobbyists and lawyers and we're going to put
the money into training animal control workers, improving shelters,
and organizing transport programs.

6. We're good at raising money but we don't know much about animals.
If you want advice about animal policy, you should talk to an