Porastao je Cigi-- :

a i Jago ce uskoro na udomljavanje---

ova tema prva asocijacija mi je uvek:

plemenita zastitnica ovih divnih stvorenja .

MOLIM VAS LJUDI- pomozite mi da ovog psa negde smestimo ( ja sam u toku selidbe- imam onu grdosiju od psa-   idem u manji stan!!- -nece nas niko primiti sa dva velika psa kao podstanare!!

a nemam vremena ni da ga uguram negde u kraju (medju ove postojece enklave pasa koje pazimo u komsiluku- a i ako jos koji pas se prikljuci- imacemo probleme po komsiluku jer ce to vec biti copori onda...)

MOLIM VAS POMAGAJTE:(Svrle je naisao u park sinoc.. pa za nama..kod nas.. ali jos cu kratko biti ovde gde moze gostovati...ne znam gde cu ga posle.)

SVRCA TRAZI DOM!!!>>

NIJE VALJDA DA JE SPOR SAMO ZBOG PARA!!!

Predstavnik Orke Elvir Burazerović i Goran Paskaljević iz Udruženja za zaštitu životinja SOS animals, spore se već duže vreme u vezi sa prihvatilištem za pse i mačke u Ovči. Njihovo sučeljavanje je, između, ostalog bazirano i na zahtevima da se preraspodele sredstva koja, da podsetimo, samo Orka dobija od Gradske skupštine.

Think for yourself - Question authority

ne znam kako da zakacim ovde sliku svoje dece, ali TA SLIKA bi govorila vise od reci

 I slazem se sa tvojim misljenjem u potpunosti... Meni je Deda moj  jos kad sam bio mali rekao "Ko ne voli zivotinje,ne voli ni ljude".....  A to sto neki ovde pricaju da kucici jedu decu na ulicama i da ih zbog toga treba odstreliti je najveca glupost koju sam ja danas cuo...hehe  ti si decko ZELEN KO KOSUTNJAK... 

 Sta da kazem na ovo, to sto pricas ima smisla, ja inace isto imam kera i volim zivotinje generalno ALI jos mi nismo ni blizu kao zemlja da uvedemo takve zakone o zastiti zivotinjskih prava i postoje trenutno mnogo vaznija pitanja koja mi kao mala zemlja moramo prvo da resimo.. egzistencija pa zdravstvo i jos mnoge stvari pa cemo tek onda biti spremni i za to pitanje... Mislim ima ljudi koji isto ko kucici lutalice zive u ovoj zemlji, hrane se po kontejnerima i spavaju po kartonskim kutijama njima prvo treba pomoci ...  A taj tvoj cin koji si uradio za te zivotinje samo pokazuje da imas veliko Srce 

                     Pozz Stevan klinac 

From: East Anglia Animal Rights CoalitionSent: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 8:23 AMSubject: Children fight to change animal law
  Children fight to change animal law

Animal loving school children have backed a campaign aimed at putting an end to the problem of unwanted dogs being dumped and abandoned.

Pupils at Thorpe House School, in Yarmouth Road, Thorpe St Andrew, first set up an animal action club five years ago to try and raise awareness of animal abuse and mistreatment.

Now they have given their support to a campaign for all dogs to be micro-chipped to make their owners less likely to dump them.

As previously revealed by the Evening News, Keith Hall, boss of the Hallswood Animal Sanctuary, in Stratton Strawless, has called for mandatory micro-chipping after suffering a massive rise in the number of abandoned dogs.

Now the 100-plus children at the have written to Norfolk's MPs to ask them to propose a new bill with the provision for micro-chipping dogs.

Annie Blake, 14, who runs the animal action club, said: "We wanted to show our support for Mr Hall's campaign and urge MPs to get behind the proposal, it is something which we are very passionate about and everyone in the club feels something has to be done."

Bethan Cornell, 13, added: "Mr Hall told us about a cat from Holland which was found here and taken to the sanctuary. They were able to trace her owners because she was micro-chipped, which is why I think it such a good idea for all dogs to be micro-chipped, it would stop them being abandoned and make it easier to trace them if they are lost."

Mr Hall called for a change in the law after being left with a bill for thousands of pounds to care for sick dogs dumped by their owners. He said owners were leaving pets in parks or on the street to avoid vets' bills.

It is thought that if all animals were micro-chipped it would be easier to track down and potentially prosecute owners who dump them and make them less likely to dump the pets in the first place.

More than 300 animals were abandoned across Norfolk between December 4 and January 6 compared with 199 in the same period last year according to the RSPCA.

Of the 309 calls it received, abandoned dogs accounted for 199 while 65 related to cats.

Sue Cole, a teacher at Thorpe House who helps run the club, said: "The club has always been active in promoting animal rights, so we are so pleased the students have decided to take up this issue and write to their MPs. They are a great bunch of students and we are very proud of them for showing such passion about the issue." http://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/content/News/story.aspx?brand=ENOnline&category=News&tBrand=enonline&tCategory=news&itemid=NOED25%20Feb%202008%2011%3A29%3A24%3A340  East Anglia Animal Rights Coalition
PO Box 487 Norwich , Norfolk
NR5 8WE    07788 404 074 info@eaarc.com
www.eaarc.com "The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing."

pse lutalice treba sve ubiti.psi lutalice ugrozavaju ljudska prava i zato sve do zadnjeg odstrel.i jos kerovi trebaju da budu sretni sto brinemo dovoljno o njima da nam nije zao da damo po metak za svakog od njih.kakava sklonista za napustene kerove kada nema hrane ni za ljude??samo odstrel