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Kim Stallwood is an independent scholar and author on animal rights. His forthcoming book, Animal Dharma, explores what it means to care deeply about animals. Starting in 1976 he has held leadership positions with some of the world’s foremost organisations in the UK and US, including CIWF, BUAV, PETA, The Animals’ Agenda, Animals and Society Institute and Minding Animals International. A vegetarian since 1974 when as a student he worked in a chicken slaughterhouse. A vegan since 1976. His evil twin is the Grumpy Vegan.
Animal Dharma
Animal Dharma explores what it means to care deeply about animals and discovers how we can live peacefully with ourselves and others by proposing four key values: truth, compassion, nonviolence and interbeing.
I feel sympathy for every animal lost,stranded or abandoned. They are not only pets they are a part of someones family..so sad.
This picture is just so precious. A picture says a thousand words and I couldn’t show or tell others the fact that animals feel fear, pain, and emotions the way this one photo has done. To those of you out there who continue to choose to believe that animals run purely on instinct and are not sentient beings…..here is proof that you are wrong.
A picture does indeed say a thousand words, but this image is not of a frightened Panda following the earthquake in Japan.
http://www.boingboing.net/2011/03/16/note-to-self.html
oh that is so cute! but i know that is so sad that every animal has lost thier home due to nature. so they do not know what to do so they try to come out and find help like people! i send my love for everyone and i pray for everyone and i am goin to get a prayline going for you guys out there. just keep your head held high god is with you all.
sabrina from GA