为能促进国内的动物保护尽快立法，改善动物的生存环境，尽自己的最大努力。
我们其实早在2006年3月就当时国内频发的，针对动物的恶劣事件，向几个国际动物保护发过邮件。希望他们能关注中国的流浪动物现状，敦促中国尽快立法。
每次看到那些可怜无助的猫猫狗狗和其他小动物们受到的种种虐待和屠杀，都心如刀绞，悲痛气愤，倍受折磨。。
我知道，一个人的力量太渺小了，不可能改变现实，但是如果能为可怜的动物们做点什么，自己的 心灵也会也许会有一丝安慰。
真的很理解金椒妈！想对她说：感谢！感谢！！再感谢！！！
宠坛的人都是爱动物的人，大家一定都支持国内动物立法。所以还要感谢宠坛，和关注宠坛的这些善良人，能给我抒发己见的机会。谢谢大家看贴！！
下面附上两封动物保护组织回覆我们的邮件
--- On Thu, 3/16/06, Jennifer Brown <*****rown@wspausa.org> wrote:
From: Jennifer Brown <*****rown@wspausa.org>
Subject: RE: Attn: WSPAUSA -- Abuse of animals in China
To: "m"
Received: Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:44 PM
Dear K. & M. ,
Thank you for your e-mail and for contacting the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). It is obvious that you are very passionate about animal welfare- as are we at WSPA. I assure you that WSPA is well aware of all of the issues that you mention in your e-mail, as well as other animal welfare issues in China.
I am not sure how familiar you are with WSPA, but our organization works to help animals around the world. We have 14 offices around the world, including an office in Bangkok that focuses on animal welfare issues in China. We also have a network on 663 member societies in 142 countries, including 5 member societies in China. Lastly, we also have a global network of members who support WSPA's work and keep us informed about the latest animal welfare issues around the world.
For example, when the latest "crush" video from China came out on the Internet, I received (and continue to receive) several e-mails from supporters and concerned public in countries around the world. WSPA offices around the world received so many inquiries about it that our headquarters office put out an e-mail addressing the issue. Worldwide media outlets have also received numerous inquiries about this video and the websites that feature it.
As you no doubt are aware, media groups and others in China are attempting to locate the woman in the video and take action against this video. Unfortunately there is not much that animal groups can do against the woman since China has no laws regarding cruelty to animals. However, the International Fund for Animals (IFAW) is investigating and writing a letter to the government of China. Although this will come as little consolation, after examining the pictures, the general consensus at WSPA is that the kitten in the video was either dead or sedated before the woman stepped on it. Regardless, this video is still horrifying, and the fact that the woman can get away with it because there are no animal cruelty laws in China is extremely disheartening.
WSPA has been working for years to promote animal welfare legislation in China, where as you know, many of the worst animal welfare offenses occur. Currently WSPA is working to bring an end to the practice of bear bile farming throughout China, and we are also working on behalf of farm, domestic, and wild animals throughout China and Asia. To read about WSPA's campaigns for animals in China, please visit the following web pages: http://www.wspa-international.org/site/index.php?page=44; http://www.wspa-international.org/site/index.php?page=34; http://www.wspa-international.org/site/index.php?page=1465.
I hope this information is helpful, and please feel free to contact me again if you have any other concerns or questions about WSPA's work.
Thank you again for caring about animals,
Jennifer Brown
Supporter Liaison
WSPA USA
34 Deloss Street
Framingham, MA 01702
Tel # 1800-883-9772
Fax # 508-620-0786
Direct # 508-879-8350, ext.#31
Email: *****rown@wspausa.org
Web Site: www.wspa-usa.org
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-----Original Message-----
From: m.[mailto:m.s@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 8:11 PM
To: wspa
Subject: Attn: WSPAUSA -- Abuse of animals in China
We are writing to bring to your attention several horrific practices that are occurring in China involving the inhumane treatment, sadistic torture, and murder of animals.
These practices include, but are not limited to:
the barbaric treatment of animals -- especially cats and dogs -- that are being captured, imprisoned, and brutally murdered for use in the restaurant industry.
the production and distribution of so-called "animal snuff videos" produced in China and distributed/sold via the Internet, in which cats, dogs, and other animals, are brutally and sadistically killed by participating humans.
the apparently widespread mistreatment and abuse of all types of animals by pet owners and other individuals.
Please refer to the links below for articles that include additional information, examples, and shocking photographs that illustrate the above atrocities.
http://forum.life.sina.com.cn/cgi-bin/view.cgi?gid=38&fid=101&thread=67411&date=20051202
http://life.sina.com.cn/bbs/2006/0309/16276672.html
http://life.sina.com.cn/bbs/2006/0315/17196816.html
http://news.sina.com.cn/z/nvzinm/index.shtml
http://forum.life.sina.com.cn/cgi-bin/view.cgi?gid=38&fid=101&thread=75179&date=20060222
http://life.sina.com.cn/bbs/2005/1208/19234978.html
http://life.sina.com.cn/focus/miumao/index.shtml
We are outraged that a country like China would allow these activities to happen. We want to make sure that your organization is aware of these practices, and we encourage you to take steps that will help to eliminate them.
In particular, we feel strongly that actions must be taken to pressure to establish and enforce laws that will prevent this horrific treatment of animals in China.
Let us know if there is anything we can do to help.
Sincerely,
k & m
第二封回覆
----- Forwarded Message -----
Dear K & M,
Thank you for contacting us. I apologise for the delayed response.
Many dogs and cats are raised as "fur" and "food" animals in China and are kept in horrific conditions, as you know. You may have heard about the HSUS undercover investigation some years ago that exposed the truth about the China dog/cat fur industry. As a result of that investigation and lobbying, there is now a ban on the import of dog and cat fur into the US.
However, the consumption of dogs and cats is still practiced in China. It is a practice they mark as “cultural” as they have been doing it for hundreds if not thousands of years. Education and raising the status of dogs and cats as pets in China has the most promise in changing this cruel cycle. Animals Asia is an international animal protection organization that works on this issue in China. They have several programs that aim to enhance the status of dogs and cats, such as their Dr. Dog program. You can learn more about their work in China on their website:
http://www.animalsasia.org/
I hope this information proves helpful to you. Again, thank you for your concern and compassion for animals.
Regards,
Carly Ikuma
Program Assistant
Humane Society International
2100 L Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037
Tel +1 (202) 452-1100 x7780
Fax + 1(301) 258-3082