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Front page, DNA Ahmedabad, 6 May 2011

http://daily.bhaskar.com/article/GUJ-AHD-desi-puppy-gets-videshi-love-home-too-2081551.html

Desi puppy gets videshi love, home too

Couples in Canada, USA prefer stray Indian dogs over other breeds for adoption

From New Delhi to USA Rina Pita Peach and her husband with Rupee, the desi dog they have adopted. The American couple adopted Rupee when it was 10-week old.

Niyati Rana Ahmedabad

There has been a new addition to the list of Indian things being exported to foreign countries. Guess what it could be! It is our stray dog. Thanks to the efforts of an organization, Adopt An Indian Desi Dog (AAIDD), stray dogs or desi dogs are gaining popularity among foreign couples in Canada and the USA. They may be considered a bane in India, but stray dogs are now finding love in foreign shores where couples are coming forward to adopt them. Some 100 stray dogs, which are usually not being taken care of in India, are now indulging in luxurious life in Metro Vancouver and Metro Seattle. And AAIDD has taken some adoption cases for desi dogs. Of the total puppies, which have found safe den and family across seven seas, three were found in a garbage dump in Mussoorie, one from the streets where it was found eating crap, and one was found with severe rickets. But now that their destiny has changed, they now get to sleep on soft cushioned bed, play on green lawn with special toys and even accompany their masters during vacations. And at the end of the day, they too earn compliments for their owners. Ironically, none of the puppies have been given to any Indian family living abroad. For families in Canada, the adoption fee is generally $650 Canadian dollar, which is non-profiting and includes charges for transport (air), vet visits and checks in three countries, shots, parasite control, and crate. For families residing in America, the fee comes to around $450. Member of the AAIDD, Barbara Gard who has been instrumental in starting the initiative, shared her views with DNA via an email from Canada. She said that a puppy was found to be quicker and faster than Border Collie, obedient and has excellent vision and hearing power. Gard said she had suggested to find homes for the stray dogs in Canada and around. Though she wanted to start a health programme for the street dogs in Mussoorie and surrounding areas, she soon realised that she could move to India and run such a programme. She calculated that offering dogs a shelter and their upbringing will be a more economical activity in Canada than in India as a dog lives a life of 10-15 years. "The puppies in North America live a better and quality life. The people who are sponsoring their adoption process get greater rewards in life. By doing so others also learn about how a desi dog makes a wonderful family dog," said Gard. More on p4

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They gave desi canines a new home

Here is a profile of the people who adopted street dogs from India

Rina Pita Peach, USA A stray dog, or desi dog as it is fondly called, might have been adopted by a foreigner but still remains an Indian dog. Peach has named the dog, Rupee. Narrating the story of Rupee's adoption over high breed dogs, she said in an email that she adopted the desi dog when it was 10 weeks old. "Our pure breed Dalmatian died at the age of 16 and thus we wanted to adopt an older dog, maybe a rescued Greyhound. However, when I was searching a website of the rescued dogs, I came across desi dog puppies. I got interested and visited New Delhi. There I saw street dogs," said Peach. Not only Peach flaunts the desi dog wherever she goes, but Rupee also earns many compliments. "My Rupee is a very intelligent, friendly, happy and playful puppy. It loves to be petted and is a beautiful dog. I get more compliments now than before when I used to have my Dalmatian. People always ask what kind of breed is Rupee? I often tell them about the desi dogs in India and people are always interested to hear about them. When I was searching for another dog, I wanted a beautiful dog. I just wanted a good, intelligent, affectionate and healthy dog…and I got all what I wanted," she added. Rupee has a great life; he eats a varied of the best quality dog food available. He has many toys and he plays with other dogs as well every day. He sleeps next to Peach's bed. "If he had stayed in Delhi streets, maybe he would not have survived to this day and be healthy and strong," she explained. Elaine Harder, Vancouver, British Columbia Elaine and her husband do not have a child of their own and so they consider their pet dog their only child. Remembering some funny experiences with her desi dog, Freeman, as they named it, she said: "When our desi puppy was flown from India to Canada, we went to the airport to pick it up. The dog was wearing a pink sweater. When we changed what the puppy was wearing, we came to know about the gender of the dog and to our surprise it was a male dog. In our application, we had given preference for a female dog, but this male puppy immediately seemed to be ours. Although it was tired and confused and afraid after the long journey, it was so affectionate and loving and caring, that we didn't want to go back to Barabara and exchange it for some female puppy. We then changed its name to Freeman and it has turned out to be the most special little puppy we could have ever asked for." Ask Elaine about Freeman and she can't stop praising it. Freeman loves to stare and watch the TV set. In fact, it talks to the TV. It has got an excellent vision and hearing. "We are taking it to obedience school for socialisation because it is so intelligent," she sums up.

go natural

Clean Naturally The best way to make yourself, your dog, and your home toxin-free is to use cleaning products with all-natural ingredients.
Baking soda is great when used in either homemade cleaners or just sprinkled on the surface to be cleaned. Cornstarch does a good job as most carpet cleaners. Lemon juice or white vinegar helps remove grease, mildew and hard water stains.
How about fabric softener? Here is a simple way to make your laundry as soft as if you'd used a brand name fabric softener: Add a quarter cup of baking soda to your wash cycle, and a quarter cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle. That's it!
If you want fragrance, use essential oils. For example, add a touch of lavender oil to your homemade cleaners or softener. A few drops of lavender in a water spray make a pleasant and mild disinfectant for countertops. Add a few drops of eucalyptus if you want stronger action. Essential oils are also great for room sprays - many essential oils have antibacterial and antiviral properties, and they smell great as well!
As you can see, we really don't need to use synthetic fragrances and scents, do we?

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Recipe - Peanut Butter Nibbles I haven't yet seen a dog who doesn't like peanut butter. Your dog will beg you for more of these nibbles!
Ingredients:

• 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1 teaspoon baking powder
• 2 tablespoons canola oil
• 1 cup honey
• 1/4 cup unsalted peanut butter
• 2 large eggs
• 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 350F.
2. Stir together flour and baking powder in a bowl and set aside.
3. Cream together oil, honey, peanut butter, and vanilla in a large bowl.
4. Add eggs, one at a time, stirring to incorporate.
5. Add dry ingredients to wet ingredients and stir to form a smooth dough.
6. Drop dough by the rounded teaspoonful, 1 1/2 inches apart, on 2 ungreased baking sheets.
7. Bake for 12-14 minutes, or until light golden.
8. Cool completely before serving.

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Aromatherapy Recipe - Energizing Room Spray This spray can energize you and your family members (including your dog).
You need the following essential oils:

• 1 drop lavender
• 4 drops lemon
• 3 drops orange
• 2 drops rosemary

Mix the oils into 3 cups of water. Spray around your house for an energy lift.

IF I HAD MY CHILD TO RAISE OVER AGAIN..

I'd finger paint more, and point the finger less.
I'd do less correcting, and more connecting.

I'd take my eyes off my watch, and watch with my eyes.
I would care to know less, and know to care more.
I'd take more hikes and fly more kites.
I'd stop playing serious, and seriously play.

I would run through more fields and gaze at more stars.

I'd do more hugging and less tugging.
I would be firm less often, and affirm much more.

I'd build self-esteem first, and the house later.

I'd teach less about the love of power,
And more about the power of love!
Diane Loomans

Honey coloured 7 year old female labrador missing since 11th April from Eros Garden,Charmwood, Faridabad. The dog responds to the name Pepper and is very friendly. She was wearing a red collar that day.
Finders pls contact--Tarana Gulati Rastogi -9810966648 or Pooja Bansal on 9810277489.

 

Regards

Pooja Bansal

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I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.

ATTENTION MUMBAI

Many beautiful, healthy dogs are for adoption to good doggy experienced homes:

One 11-month-old fawn male Labrador,
Two very friendly Rottweilers, 2 years old and 1 1/2 years old,
One 2-year-old white Lhasa Apso,
One 10-month-old Chinese Pomeranian,
One 6-month-old Dalmatian who cannot be left alone for even a minute,
And many more!

All the  dogs available for adoption have been sterilized. For more details, please call 09870122339 or 09870252558

Call Bharti, 9873822268 for:

1. Julie, a one-year-old, hyperactive, super friendly and playful female golden Labrador, is looking for a new family as her present owners are elderly and cannot keep up with her! she has been sterilized and her vaccinations are up-to-date.

2. The Dachshund is 4-5 years old, friendly but sad. The poor little soul is in urgent need of a loving, forever home.

 

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Every day, thousands of homeless animals enter shelters. Whether they come from puppy mills, abusive homes, or are abandoned, they are in desperate need of love and care. All too often, shelters become overcrowded and struggle to find the resources necessary to feed, shelter, and find loving families for these deserving pets. Unfortunately, nearly half of all animals that enter a shelter never make it out.

Give Abused Pets A Chance At Life

Say No to Elephant ride in Haryana : Naresh Kadyan - Care2 News Network

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Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited invite tenders for Elephant rides in Dabchick - Hodal but OIPA in India / PFA Haryana ready to oppose, Abhishek Kadyan issued legal notice to withdraw offer for enjoy rides on animals - Sukanya Kadyan, Campaign Incharge

ANIMAL BREEDER - PET SHOP / FISH AQUARIUM OWNERS - BEWARE NATIONWIDE - OIPA INDIA

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We, the undersigned NGOs, Friendicose-SECA, Wildlife SOS, Citizens for the Welfare and Protection of Animals (regd.) and International Organization for the Protection of Animals (OIPA) and PFA, Haryana strongly condemn the commercial breeding of exotic and companion animals by private persons.

Neelu Madhok

Cop gets award for saving dog - The Times of India

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

The senior inspector of Kapurbawdi police station in Thane, P K Gawane (50), has been honoured with the 'Hero to Animals' award for saving the life of a stray dog whose head was stuck inside a plastic jar for nearly two days.

Sadly the yes vote is winning.. please forward, FB, and twitter dear friends.
Heartfelt thanks, Gudrun

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 All my friends,please vote no...NU!And please forward my link.They want to kill dogs in Romania...again!
http://www.libertatea.ro/detalii/articol/maidanezii-bolnavi-vor-fi-omorati-327639.html
ALL SICK STRAYS ARE GOING TO BE KILLED,THE QUESTIION IS....ESTI DE ACORD?,meaning..DO YOU AGREE ?
Please give a chance to life.
Please choose NU
Thank you.
Ioana.
Romanian to English translation

Patients stray dogs will be killed!
LDP lawmaker Stephen Pirpiliu will introduce an amendment to the law on the management of stray dogs, which wants to enable the mayor to quickly get rid of stray dogs.
More: sick stray dogs will be killed! - Internal News | Libertatea.ro"We talked with several veterinarians, who I have confirmed that over 75% ofstray dogs are sick and can harm people who come into contact with them. These animals are very dangerous and must be euthanized. For this reason, as well as local authorities can set up a state of emergency, where necessary, to remove the danger of disease population, "said Pirpiliu.
In this respect, he will submit to the law on the management of stray dogs, an amendment to be d iscussed in public administration committee of the Chamber of Deputies. MP proposes that all urban dwellers edilii to announce that the municipalities will begin a campaign of collecting all the stray dogs. Persons wishing to adoption a stray shall have 30 days to do so. After this period, all stray dogs found on the streets or master, but without a leash, will be gathered by authorities and taken to veterinary clinics, which will determine whether or not patients. The suffering will be euthanized on the spot and others will be taken to shelters.
"We'll sue"
Representatives of animal protection groups are outraged by the idea of ​​the MP. "It is unthinkable to return to euthanizing strays. We will sue those who want the death of wild stray dogs, "said Carmen Arsene us (photo), vice president of the National Federation for t he Protection of Animals.

Dear Friends:  A shocking case of animal brutality has surfaced in a U.K. circus. ADI has sickening footage of Asian elephant Annie being beaten, kicked, stabbed, and shackled. Please express your outrage by signing the petition and sharing/forwarding to as many friends and groups as possible. Thank you.
For Annie, Michelle

Annie's Agony:  Beaten, kicked, stabbed, and shackled! Britain's Circus Shame! Justice For Annie! Express Your Outrage!
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/free-annie-the-asian-elephant/
Shocking new ADI cruelty exposé shames UK circus industry

PLEASE SPEAK OUT AGAINST BURNING OF LIVE LEOPARD IN UTTARAKHAND, INDIA!

Date:	Friday, March 25, 2011, 7:29 PM
Subject:	PLEASE SPEAK OUT AGAINST BURNING OF LIVE LEOPARD IN UTTARAKHAND, INDIA!
	Dear Friends:  India fails yet another big cat. This poor animal was sequestered in a shed, beaten, caged, then doused with karosene and set afire to burn to death while still alive. The footage is shocking and heartbreaking. Though there are conflicting accounts, wildlife officers were present and did nothing to intervene. Please express your outrage to the governor of Uttarakhand at www.governoruk.gov.in/writetogovernor and demand that she locate the park officials and villagers that conspired to murder the cat and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. We need to put pressure on India to stop this madness! Thank You. Michelle

dog raped and killed

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There is nothing strange about finding a raped dog in Turkey.
It happens everywhere and you only have to spend some time on Facebook to discover many many cases, sometimes on a daily basis.
But this case is a little different. The end result is the same, a dog is raped by a human and is killed afterwards… what is different is the LOCATION of the crime.
The rape took place right behind the building of the Sincan Municipality in Ankara.

A few meters away from a building constantly surveiled by security a dog is being raped, his screams are loud, can be heard from the distance…
But nobody did anything…
Please call the office of the mayor Mustafa Tuna on:
Mustafa Tuna (DIRECT LINE) : +90 3122693830
email (he checks them himself): mustafatuna@sincan.bel.tr
Tell him dogs are being raped behind his office. Tell him to today was a dog, tomorrow could be a little girl or a boy…
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Petfinder Adoptable Dog

Last week I wrote about Petfinders Adopt the Internet day, well today is the day. Petfinder has asked bloggers and anyone who participates in social media to join in the efforts to get amazing animals placed in their forever homes. Help spread the word! You can blog about it, change your Facebook profile picture to an adoptable animal, you can link to an adorable pet and post it on your Facebook wall, tweet a link to one or more of the many cute animals available for adoption. There are over four-hundred animals in need of loving forever homes; animals like August. Isn’t she cute!
August is ridiculously cute a Terrier/Pointer mix. She loves to sing when she is happy or if you offer her a treat. August loves to PLAY weather it with other dogs or people. She loves fetch, playing in doggie pools and going for rides in the car.

American army families voicing to take their pets to America

Animal Legal Defense Fund Demands Clarification of Pet Evacuation Policies for U.S. Military Families in Japan

Desperate Pleas from Fearful Military Pet Owners Prompt Inquiries to Departments of Defense, State

As the first U.S. charter flights evacuating the families of military personnel begin to leave Japan, the Animal Legal Defense Fund is asking Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates to clarify the U.S. government’s policy on whether or not military families can bring their pets with them—or must be forced to choose between staying in harm’s way and abandoning a beloved companion. ALDF has received desperate emails from the families of active military in Japan, terrified of what fate awaits their animals if, as they have recently been informed, pets will not be allowed on evacuation planes chartered by the U.S. Department of State.

The increasing threat of radioactivity in the wake of last week’s unprecedented earthquake and tsunami have led the military to begin voluntary evacuations today for the families of U.S. military stationed in Japan. It is at the discretion of the agencies overseeing these evacuations whether or not to allow pets—beloved family members to hundreds of U.S. military families in Japan—to evacuate with their owners.

“In a context of terrifying natural and nuclear disasters, with military personnel and their families already being separated from each other, we would hope that the U.S. government would not place an additional burden on military families by disregarding the very real bonds they have with their animal companions,” says Carter Dillard, ALDF’s director of litigation. “It is our hope that the tragedy of people forced to abandon beloved pets in order to evacuate to safety, which we saw play out on a heartbreaking scale during Hurricane Katrina, is not replicated during the current crisis in Japan.”

A copy of ALDF’s letter to the Department of State and the Department of Defense follows.

March 17, 2011

Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State
U.S. Department of State
2201 C Street NW
Washington, DC 20520

Robert M. Gates
Secretary of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense
1400 Defense Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301

Dear Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Gates:

The Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) has been contacted by family members of active duty U.S. military personnel stationed in Japan who are deeply concerned that they will not be allowed to bring their companion animals with them should they choose to leave the country as part of the voluntary evacuations authorized today. News stories corroborate their fears that pets will not be allowed on the State Department’s charter flights out of the country.

According to U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Department of State official policy guidance (Annex M of the November, 2005, Joint Plan for DOD Noncombatant Evacuation and Repatriation), it “is clear that ‘pets usually cannot be accommodated on an evacuation flight.’” ALDF is respectfully writing to inquire as to how the policy is now being applied to the evacuations underway in Japan.

According to the desperate emails ALDF has received from families stationed in Japan, many are hesitant to evacuate from the escalating radiation danger because they do not wish to leave behind their beloved pets.

ALDF has been told by the families of military personnel in Japan that veterinary clinic hours have been extended so that health certificates necessary for departure from the country can be obtained for these animals. However, should pets be denied passage with their families on evacuation flights, an uncertain—and likely, grim—fate awaits the hundreds of pets of U.S. active duty military personnel who are remaining in the country of Japan to assist with relief efforts.

The tragedy of Americans in the midst of disaster being forced to choose between leaving their beloved animals and remaining in harm’s way spurred significant legislation in the wake of Hurricane Katrina—2006’s Pets Evacuation and Transportation Standards (PETS) Act—designed to ensure that families can evacuate without leaving behind their four-legged members. Americans consider their pets members of their family; they should not have to choose between fleeing the current danger in Japan and abandoning their animals. Please clarify for us how the United States government intends to apply its policies regarding pet evacuation to avoid compounding the already-heartrending circumstances for these military families.

Sincerely,

Carter Dillard
Director of Litigation
Animal Legal Defense Fund
www.aldf.org

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Date: Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 1:19 PM
Subject: FW: sherry needs a loving home (DELHI)
To:

Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:16:09 -0700 Subject: sherry needs a loving home (DELHI) From: deepikasharma119@gmail.com Abandoned by his previous owners.. very playful n healthy... 3 month old, male... indian and lab mix puppy named Sherry needs a new loving home.  help this lil boy by adding him as a family member. for adoption details feel free to contact me on: deepikasharma119@gmail.com or call on 9268041334. plz do circulate... thanx :)

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from care2

Carol said,"Peta does not have shelters...what they do is bring attention to the world about the cruelties happening all over the world". Yes, Carol, I KNOW that. That's why I worded my comment like that...it was meant "tongue-in-cheek", since PeTA has never rescued a single animal, and the attention they raise, while it's supposed to be for the benefit of the animals they appear to be focusing on, is almost always a guise to get donations, which rarely go to benefiting those animals at all. There ARE documented cases of PeTA supposedly rescuing animals from kill-shelters or from places where they claimed they were going to re-home them (adopt them out) and instead, all the animals were immediately euthanized and dumped. PeTA's response (only after being caught) was that they "couldn't save 'em all". Well, they didn't save a single one!

nature...............

National Geographic

Every spring on California's beaches, thousands of tiny fish come ashore to spawn. As beach habitats decline, volunteer "grunion greeters" are teaming up to study and protect the tiny fish.

Video: Fish "Walks" on Beach to Spawn -- National Geographic

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Grunion are small, slender fish with bluish green backs, silvery sides and bellies.

Please Take ME Home

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 16th March 2011—A restaurant owner could face RM600,000 (USD196,000) in fines and time in jail after authorities found him in possession of meat and parts of several protected species including several pieces of dried Tiger parts..........http://www.traffic.org/home/2011/3/16/tiger-parts-seized-during-restaurant-raid.html