Have you been to see this movie yet? Now you can watch it while assisting the very dolphins it represents.
We went with a group of caring friends when it was showing as part of the recent Auckland Film Festival and found this unique, award winning documentary film to be simultaneously thrilling, informative, nerve-wracking and heartbreaking...
“In May (2009) the nation was shocked and disgusted to see the condition in which pigs are farmed in crates and sow stalls. What was revealed sickened all who saw it, and that this practice, which totally contravenes the Animal Welfare Act, is 'legal' because the 'code of welfare for pigs' allows it, makes a mockery of an
What you can do right now to stop factory farming
An Auckland park has become crowded with more than 300 geese and the council desperately needs to find new homes for them in May and June 2009. Determined to prevent a cull, they have approached me for your help. Geese will keep the grass down, fertilize the land and they make excellent watchdogs.
Our holiday was not without animal involvement and the extreme heartbreak that so often comes when one is unwilling to ignore a creature in need.
Although we found the East Cape to be one of the most picturesque and unspoiled areas in the country, the animal cruelty, suffering, abuse and neglect in that region made it a hostile environment for those with compassionate lifestyles
