YouTube Shorts, if you haven't already come across them, are videos less than sixty seconds in length. Here's one I did about shelters being "full to the max". And here's a longer, group discussion about a podcast Nathan and Jennifer Winograd did on Henry Bergh. Newt with the best spot on the couch.
Category: No Kill
Video: What is a Culture of Lifesaving?
Video Explainer on the No Kill Movement
Watch “Are Transports Stifling Change” on YouTube
A panel discussion on transporting shelter pets and the impact it has on reform. https://youtu.be/JytP2laxUnc
Watch No Kill Power Ladies Panel on YouTube
As it happened, no one of the gentlemanly persuasion was able to attend our recent discussion so Aubrie and I talked on our own about shelter dogs being killed for behavior. https://youtu.be/F5NaSbY6EbE
Watch “What’s Happening in Austin?” on YouTube
https://youtu.be/EKpZ4x7RmVY A recent 10 minute discussion on Austin's no kill status.
No Kill PSA
This one minute clip, narrated by the talented Peter Coyote, is perfect for sharing. I love it. https://youtu.be/Rcx_YdUV9yE
Working through Some Thoughts on No Kill
In past I focused my no kill advocacy on shelter pets as long time readers well know. Currently I take a broader approach to include all animals combined with an understanding of our relationship with animals in history. To understand a thing, one must understand the history of a thing. And I am constantly refining … Continue reading Working through Some Thoughts on No Kill
Ellen M. Gifford, I Like Your Style
(Image: Boston Daily Globe) On page five of the Boston Daily Globe's June 4, 1886 edition is an article entitled "A Canine Charity" which I happened upon recently. By the end of it, I'd found a new hero. The Ellen M. Gifford Sheltering Home for Animals was built in 1884 on one and one quarter … Continue reading Ellen M. Gifford, I Like Your Style
Puppies Allowed to Be Born: Oh the Humanity!
(Stock photo via Pexels) Unborn puppies and kittens have a right to live. This issue is entirely separate from the debate surrounding the reproductive healthcare of women, who are capable of engaging with their doctors and making informed decisions. I've written about pregnant dogs and cats in shelter care in the past so I won't … Continue reading Puppies Allowed to Be Born: Oh the Humanity!