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The Outline
March 10, 2018
Additionally, Priscilla Feral of the Darien, CT Friends of Animals organization told the Post that “killing some coyotes will trigger larger litters of pups and colonization behavior among the survivors.” In other words, if you kill a coyote, their children will seek revenge. Besides, coyotes seem pretty chill as longÃâà...
Hartford Courant
March 9, 2018
Groups ranging from the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters to the Friends of Animals testified against the measure Friday. Lori Brown, executive director of the conservation voters league, said the bear hunting experience in New Jersey was “reckless and indiscriminate,” and that Florida's huntÃâà...
Lincoln County Record
February 20, 2018
As sure as hogs wallow in slop, one month after the Bureau of Land Management announced a plan to properly control the population of feral horses on a nearly 4 million-acre tract of land 50 miles southeast of Elko, a New York nonprofit group calling itself Friends of Animals filed a federal lawsuit.
CT News Junkie
December 31, 1999
But environmentalists said there are other non-lethal ways to cut down on the increasing interactions between bears and humans or livestock. Friends of Animals said in a statement that they are “relieved that common sense and truth prevailed among legislators on the Environment Committee who shot theÃâà...
Reno News & Review
December 31, 1999
A nonprofit group has resumed its wild horse fertility control program in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Management nearly two years after it was shut down by a lawsuit filed against the Environmental Protection Agency by the animal rights advocacy group Friends of Animals, which cited concernsÃâà...
CT Post
December 31, 1999
Another statement from Friends of Animals correspondent Nicole Rivard said: “Bear-proof garbage cans and education, not guns, are what's needed to prevent human/black bear conflict in Litchfield County, where a whopping 182,571 people live and a paltry 235 black bears reside. DEEP already has aÃâà...
Pine Journal
December 31, 1999
My name is Guppie and I am a 2- to 4-year-old long-haired, handsome tuxedo. I arrived at Friends of Animals as a stray and I am a little timid, but once you start petting me and showing me love, I warm up. I still don't quite know what to think of all my new roommates, but I'm slowly coming out of my shell,Ãâà...
Pine Journal
December 31, 1999
My name is Harley and I am a 7- or 8-year-old Lab/collie mix who arrived to Friends of Animals after my owner passed away unexpectedly. When I first arrived, I was in pretty bad shape and extremely overweight, with painful matts covering my body. I was immediately put on a diet and sent to the groomersÃâà...
