By Paul Driessen | July 1, 2019 | CNS News Will activists finally admit their sins and break out of their pesticide-blaming time loop? Did you think Groundhog Day only comes in February? For anti-insecticide zealots and others in the environmentalist movement who’ve been preoccupied for years with bees and “colony collapse disorder,” it actually…
Dolphinaris, a project of Odysea in the Desert, in Scottsdale, Arizona is being publicly attacked by local animal rights activists. The facility which opened in 2016 has housed eight bottle nose dolphins in which the venue is geared to allow people, mainly children, the ability to interact with the dolphins for educational and entertainment purposes.…
Last week People for the Extortion, Torture and Abuse of human beings filed a request with the US Department of Agriculture not to renew the Animal Welfare Act license of a Yuma, Arizona camel farm that expires in early December. According to KVOA, the hoodlums allege that The Camel Farm has been cited for more…
US Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue is the subject of scrutiny as part of a lawsuit brought by People for the Extortion, Torture and Abuse of human beings (PETA) against the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Specifically, the lawsuit singled out Alvin’s Bayou Wildlife Park, a roadside zoo located near Galveston County, Texas. The group…
While, as the video points out, the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association petitioned the USDA to declare that meat and beef exclude products not slaughtered in the traditional manner, unfortunately animal rights and environmentalist groups might oppose lab-grown meat down the line. One green publication recently published an article pointing out how lab-grown meat isn’t cruelty-free and…
In addition to lifting the elephant trophy ban and aggressive efforts to deregulate the economy, another smart move by the Trump Administration has been to block access to results of USDA inspections of dog breeders. The Tampa Bay Times points out that any dog breeder inspection documents released have heavy redactions. The USDA states disclosing…
A coalition of animal rights groups were dealt a set back this week in their pursuit of seeking to force the US Department of Agriculture to place animal welfare records back on the agency’s website that were removed in February. According to The Hill, Judge William Orrick who serves in the U.S. District Court for…
