The animal protectors are the truthful, and the UNIQUES, able to form a just society, a value society!

and...UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS 

The animal protectors are the truthful, and the UNIQUES, able to form a just society, a value society!

Without the animal protectors, forged in Love, humanity can  not  understand what Love is.

They are few, but they are everywhere: in churches, in the palaces, in the humblest places, in short, in all the Earth, and are they , again, those that will save, the man, from the complete extinction! 

Genesis 6:8 But Noah found grace in the eyes of the LORD.

Taylor Easton (Please Make Adoption Your Only Option)

Discussion  -  13:57

DR PEBBLES, BROOKLYN, CHAZZ, ACE, JANE and MAGGIE, SIX INNOCENT LIVES ARE GONE.ANIMAL SHELTERS ARE NOT A SAFE HAVEN FOR YOUR PETS.THEY ARE A LAST RESORT, PERIOD. IF YOU BRING AN ANIMAL TO A SHELTER, YOU MUST OWN UP TO THE FACT THAT THE ANIMAL CAN BE KILLED. AND YES THIS HAPPENS AT NO KILLS TOO. THERE IS NO DEFINITIVE ANSWER OTHER THAN DON'T GET A PET IF YOU CAN'T OR WON'T KEEP IT SAFE. ANIMALS ARE LIVING BEINGS WITH FEELINGS AND NEEDS AND MANY OF THEM WILL LIVE 20 YEARS OR MORE, SO IT IS A HUGE COMMITMENT BUT OH SO REWARDING TO THOSE WHO ARE UP TO THE TASK.REST IN PEACE PRECIOUS ONES SOCIETY HAS A LONG WAY TO GO TO PREVENT ALL NEEDLESS DEATHS, BUT WE WON'T GIVE UP. AND TO THE PERSON WHO THINKS THIS IS A GAME, GO SUCK A LEMON. WE ARE DEALING WITH HEARTBREAK!
#PETSARENOTDISPOSABLE  

Thanks to all the protectors of animals

Ecclesiastes Chapter 3:14

I know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it: and God doeth it, thatmen should fear before him.

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS

Preamble

Considering that Life is one, all living beings having a common origin and having diversified in the course of the evolution of the species;

Considering that all living beings possess natural rights, and that any animal with a nervous system has specific rights;

Considering that the contempt for, and even the simple ignorance of these natural rights cause serious damage to nature and lead man to commit crimes against animals;

Considering that the coexistence of species implies a recognition by the human species of the right of other animal species to live;

Considering that the respect of humans for animals is inseparable from the respect of man for another man.

 Article 1

All animals are born equal and they have the same rights to existence.

Article 2

a) Every animal has the right to be respected.
b) Man, like the animal species, cannot assume the right to exterminate other animals or to exploit them, thereby violating this right. He should use his conscience for the service of the animals.
c) Every animal has the right to consideration, good treatment and the protection of man.

Article 3

a) No animal should be submitted to bad treatment or cruel actions.
b) If the death of an animal is necessary, this should be sudden and without fear or pain.

Article 4

a) All animals belonging to a wild species have the right to live free in their natural environment, and have the right to reproduce.
b) Each deprivation of freedom, even for educational purposes, is in opposition to this right.

Article 5

a) Every animal that usually lives in a domestic environment must live and grow to a rhythm natural to his species.
b) Any change to this rhythm and conditions dictated by man for mercantile purpose, is a contradiction of this law.

Article 6

a) All animals selected by man, as companions must have a life corresponding to their natural longevity.
b) To abandon an animal is a cruel and degrading action.

Article 7

Working animals must only work for a limited period and must not be worked to exhaustion. They must have adequate food and rest.

Article 8

a) Experiments on animals that cause physical and mental pain, are incompatible with animal rights, even if it is for medical, scientific, commercial or any other kind of experiment.
b) A substitute technique must be investigated and developed.

Article 9

In the eventuality of an animal bred for food, it must be fed, managed, transported and killed without it being in fear or pain.

Article 10

a) No animal should be used for entertainment.
b) Animal exhibitions and shows that use animals are incompatible with anÊ animal’s dignity.

Article 11

Every action that causes the unnecessary death of an animal, is cruel which is a crime against life.

Article 12

a) Every action that causes the death of a lot of wild animals is genocide, that is a crime against the species.
b) Pollution and destruction leads to the extinction of the species.

Article 13

a) Dead animals must be treated with respect.
b) Violent scenes, where animals are the victims, must be forbidden at the cinema and on TV, unless they are for the demonstration of animal rights.

Article 14

a) Protection and safeguarding associations must be represented at government level.
b) Animal rights must be defended by law as are human rights.

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS 

Preamble: - Considering that Life is one, all living beings having a common origin and having diversified in the course of the evolution of the species, - Considering that all living beings possess natural rights, and that any animal with a nervous system has specific rights, - Considering that the contempt for, and even the simple ignorance of, these natural rights, cause serious damage to Nature and lead men to commit crimes against animals, - Considering that the coexistence of species implies a recognition by the human species of the right of other animal species to live, - Considering that the respect of animals by humans is inseparable from the respect of men for each other, It is hereby proclaimed that: Article 1 All animals have equal rights to exist within the context of biological equilibrium. This equality of rights does not overshadow the diversity of species and of individuals. Article 2 All animal life has the right to be respected. Article 3 1°- Animals must not be subjected to bad treatments or to cruel acts. 2°- If it is necessary to kill an animal, it must be instantaneous, painless and cause no apprehension. 3°- A dead animal must be treated with decency. Article 4 1°- Wild animals have the right to live and to reproduce in freedom in their own natural environment. 2°- The prolonged deprivation of the freedom of wild animals, hunting and fishing practised as a pastime, as well as any use of wild animals for reasons that are not vital, are contrary to this fundamental right. Article 5 1°- Any animal which is dependent on man has the right to proper sustenance and care. 2°- It must under no circumstances be abandoned or killed unjustifiably. 3°- All forms of breeding and uses of the animal must respect the physiology and behaviour specific to the species. 4°- Exhibitions, shows and films involving animals must also respect their dignity and must not include any violence whatsoever. Article 6 1°- Experiments on animals entailing physical or psychological suffering violate the rights of animals. 2°-Replacement methods must be developed and systematically implemented. Article 7 Any act unnecessary involving the death of an animal, and any decision leading to such an act, constitute a crime against life. 2 Article 8 1°- Any act compromising the survival of a wild species and any decision leading to such an act are tantamount to genocide, that is to say, a crime against the species. 2°- The massacre of wild animals, and the pollution and destruction of biotopes are acts of genocide. Article 9 1°- The specific legal status of animals and their rights must be recognised by law. 2°- The protection and safety of animals must be represented at the level of Governmental organizations. Article 10 Educational and schooling authorities must ensure that citizens learn from childhood to observe, understand and respect animals. The Universal Declaration of Animal Rights was solemnly proclaimed in Paris on 15 October 1978 at the UNESCO headquarters. The text, revised by the International League of Animal Rights in 1989, was submitted to the UNESCO Director General in 1990 and made public that same year.