"The practice of kindness toward helpless creatures is a sign of development to the higher reaches of intelligence and sympathy"

Animal Advocates Watchdog

In Response To: AAS Director Helen Hughes replies: Helen is being sued by the BC SPCA *LINK* ()

The evolving history of mankind is replete with examples of dignity eroded and until attitudes change let it be said again:

"The practice of kindness toward helpless creatures is a sign of development to the higher reaches of intelligence and sympathy. For, mark you, in every place there are those who are giving of their time and thought and to the work of protecting from cruelty and needless suffering the beasts of the field and streets. And you will invariably find that these people are among the most progressive and sympathetic and intelligent of a city's populace. They are the leaders of every good work. These are the people who make the earth....more like what God intended it should be."

Laughton, John George 1891 - 1965
Presbyterian missionary

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THE AMOUNT OF TIME AND MONEY YOU SPEND ON BLIND DOGS THAT ARE GOING TO DIE ANYWAY CAN BE BETTER SPENT ON SUFFERING HUMANS

AAS Director Helen Hughes replies: Helen is being sued by the BC SPCA *LINK*

"The practice of kindness toward helpless creatures is a sign of development to the higher reaches of intelligence and sympathy"

I suggest she rescue an old blind dog and take it to visit all the sick kids at Children's hospital

An angry hypocrite never did anything to improve the world

Most people , who are doing great work for animals in need, are also strong supporters of humanitarian causes ... and vice versa

All beings are sentient. All beings suffer. All beings "feel" that suffering

Barry Faires is being sued by the BC SPCA *NM* *LINK*

Here is a saying that Sandy should put on her fridge...

My precious Pepper became blind only four months after I rescued her from death row at the Ottawa SPCA

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