animalwelfare
Alain Delon's family have overruled the late actor’s wish to kill his dog so that he may be buried with his beloved Loubo. No, this is not a joke. A puppy snuff film was just averted. The French actor, famous for films like La Piscine and Le Samourai, died on Sunday aged 88. He had previously stated that he wanted to share a grave with his 10-year-old Belgian malinois. Indeed, Delon told Paris Match in 2018 about his “special relationship” with Loubo, and stated: “If I die before him, I’ll ask the vet to take us away together. He'll put him to sleep in my arms. I'd rather do that than know tha...
Euronews (English)
イーサリアム共同創設者のヴィタリック・ブテリン氏が、昨年受け取った動物テーマのミームコインを全て動物...
Cointelegraph JP
El cofundador de Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, reveló que había donado todas las memecoins con temática animal que recibió el año pasado a una organización benéfica centrada en el bienestar animal. El 15 de agosto, Buterin publicó en X que había terminado de donar las memecoins de animales a una organización benéfica. El cofundador de Ethereum compartió un recibo de la donación al Fondo de Bienestar Animal de Effective Altruism Funds. El recibo muestra que el 14 de agosto, Buterin envió 200 Ether (ETH), por valor de USD 532,398, al fondo de caridad. El cofundador de Ethereum también instó a la co...
Cointelegraph ES
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin revealed that he had donated all the animal-themed memecoins he received last year to a charity focused on animal welfare. On Aug. 15, Buterin posted on X that he had finished donating animal coins to charity. The Ethereum co-founder shared a receipt for the donation to the Effective Altruism Funds’ Animal Welfare Fund. The receipt shows that on Aug. 14, Buterin sent 200 Ether (ETH), worth $532,398, to the charity fund. The Ethereum co-founder also urged the memecoin community to send the crypto they want to send him directly to charities. Buterin also said ...
Cointelegraph
Horse welfare has been a major topic of conversation around the equestrian competition at the Olympics. The scandal involving champion rider Charlotte Dujardin has attracted the attention of leaders in a related sport. Prominent members of the horse racing community consider the situation another lesson for an industry that has made significant changes in recent years in the name of safety and still has work to do to regain the public's trust. "If you are involved in a horse sport - be it polo, dressage, show jumping or horse racing - the priority has to be the welfare of the horse,” says Lisa...
Euronews (English)
Horse riding practices and ethics are again in the eye of the storm after a series of scandals hit the sport during the Paris Olympics. Charlotte Dujardin, Great Britain's joint-most successful female Olympian, has withdrawn from the Games and received a provisional suspension by the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI) after footage emerged appearing to show her repeatedly striking a horse with a whip in a coaching session. The clip, published by UK TV show Good Morning Britain, sparked a wave of angry reactions and comments and prompted animal charity Brooke to drop Dujardin ...
Euronews (English)
Thousands of people have gathered in Istanbul to protest against proposed legislation that critics fear will lead to the mass killing of stray dogs across Türkiye. The draft bill aims to regulate the country's millions of stray dogs and make streets safer but animal rights advocates are concerned many animals would be put down or end up in neglected, overcrowded shelters. Demonstrations against the bill, which was proposed in mid-July, have been an almost-daily occurrence for the past several weeks as the proposed legislation makes its way through the judicial system. A parliamentary committee...
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One of the strange things about the much-cited rule of law in Hong Kong is the way it swiftly dissipates as you move north from the Lion Rock Tunnel. The New Territories is famous for its exceptions. The Small House Policy – under which male villagers can build a house, supposedly for their own use – is a racket. It has been a notorious racket for 50 years and has the additional drawback of being grossly discriminatory against women. It continues. The construction of illegal additions to small houses is another flourishing area. Occasionally, terrible threats are issued but somehow nothing com...
Hong Kong Free Press
Pigeons have to be one of the most unloved animals that humans ever drew to our side. The birds that flock European squares descended from domesticated rock doves some 10,000 years ago, and so are unusually relaxed around humans. The feeling isn’t mutual, however. These gregarious birds tend to bring out irritation and disgust in people - as well as more nurturing instincts in those willing to share their crumbs. But the pigeon-human relationship has taken a more drastic turn in one German town. Limburg an der Lahn, in the western German state of Hesse, has just voted to exterminate its 700-st...
Euronews (English)
A group of 32 monkeys drowned in a well in India after extreme temperatures drove them on a desperate search for water. The monkeys were found dead in an irrigation well in Jharkhand state, according to local forest officials. They jumped into a well with steep sides to find water as other sources had dried up but couldn’t get out. Officials found water in the animals’ lungs and no foul play in their deaths. Wild animals have been making their way into villages throughout the heatwave. Several jackals also died after falling into a well while searching for water a few days ago. The unprecedent...
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