How can you help the cause?! Go to www.peta.org today!

Stop animal cruelty. One of my fav. songs is in it too.

I'm such a jerk.

Sky's Asia Correspondent Peter Sharp traveled 3000 miles around the China for this exclusive report. He's uncovered horrifying abuse of animals, including live cattle being fed to tigers in captivity.   more...Some people may find his report upsetting.  less

Poor thing. Someone call Animal Control

the link .... http://veg-tv.info/Earthlings

this description is extremely long and i dont expect u to read any or all of it but if u wonna know my views they're down there

yes if u look at my eyes i   more...did cry.... more then once
and like i said i think every1 should see what is going on not just say ''yeh yeh i know woteva''. ...

please understand the documentary (Earthlings) is EXTREMELY graphic and distressing or will be for some ... but out of respect i think it should be veiwed completely.... erm ... wot else to say? i personally am not going vegitarian becuase i dont think its wrong to eat meat ... i do think its wrong to be so disgusting about the killing and so disrespectful i am really cutting down my meat products atleast while this is fresh in my mind and Archie (my dog) has got alot of extra love  less

CHINA, WATCH HOW THEY CARES THEIR ANIMMALS

A video made to show puppymills at their worst. They must be closed down for good and the people punished for the cruelty they inflict on these helpless dogs.

Help stop animal cruelty! peta.org, helpinganimals.com, the humane society!!!

CRADLE OF FILTH

Islamic Teachings: Cruelty From The Qur'an by Nick Gisburne.

Warning: Some extremely graphic content. This will break your heart, so do something to prevent it.

Video speaks for itself.

too many people are leaving. Please Dena, come back

They said his name and showed his face. He and his buddy ought to get arrested by the military police and have the book thrown at them.

Um...is it just me, or is this hilarious

In 2006, PETA openly monitored Ringling's traveling units. The footage shows some of the cruelty that we documented, including the fact that elephants with stiff joints and chronic lameness were kept   more...on the road and aggressive use of the bullhook. One scene depicts a Ringling trainer inflicting a bloody bullhook wound behind the left ear of an elephant. The elephant responds with a series of squeals. A bullhook resembles a fireplace poker and has a sharp steel hook and point.  less

http://suprememastertv.com/ - Animal World - Episode 491,
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Honors: Heroic Animals & Noble Humans - Part 2,
Air date: January 18, 2008 (AW   more...- 20080118)  less

http://suprememastertv.com/ - Animal World - Episode 490,
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Honors: Heroic Animals & Noble Humans - Part 1,
Air date: January 17, 2008 (AW   more...- 20080117)  less

There's been a lot of press lately about unethically produced meat. If we were all to be consciously aware of what we are buying - meat or clothing - the cruelty would stop. And that goes for everything   more...- child and women slave labour too - not just animals.  less

Just watch, and if you are really my friends you will stop buying from Mars.

Apparently, the way to get rid of bears in whatever backwards-ass country this is is to throw Molotov cocktails at it.

STOP IT NOW! HIT, REPOST, FAVORITE, SUGGEST, AND EMBED THIS VIDEO!

i disclaim the rites to this music

YOKOHAMA — Police on Wednesday arrested a 30-year-old man in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, for allegedly abusing his pet ferret and posting on an Internet bulletin board footage of the animal being abused   more...and apparently frightened. Shinichi Moriyama, an employee of a major electric appliance maker, was quoted as telling the police that he did it "to relieve stress" from work and that he had killed "20 or 30 ferrets, hamsters and other animals from around November 2005."
Moriyama has allegedly added to his Net postings of a ferret such comments as "I bit it in the leg in revenge" for being bitten on his finger, police said. His postings prompted calls to police by ferret lovers and animal rights activists, the police said. The law provides for a prison term of up to one year or a fine of 1 million yen for injuring or killing a pet without justifiable reasons  less