Show Compassion for Animals

All Swedish wolves that get killed during license hunt and protected hunt get sent to the National Veterinary Institute where they do an autopsy to check health, age and so on, they also x-ray the wolves. They found lead pellets in the head of one female wolf that was shot during a protected hunt in Dalarna in November last year, which had nothing to do with the legally protected hunt, so that poor wolf had been wounded before she got killed during the hunt. Hunting offense The lead pellets were…read more

Many, many, many animals get slaughtered by having their throats cut off, meaning they bleed to death. The poor animals spend their last waking moments to gasp for breath, and they fight to be able to stand while the blood pours out from their throats. To get the throat cut off like that is extremely painful for the animals. During the time it takes for the poor animal to get unconscious it suffers from the cut, the loss of blood, and when the blood comes down to the lungs, they…read more

I just want to remind you that “Hope for Animals Summit” started last week and lasts until March 23, so there is still time for you to join this online summit for free and listen to great speakers talking about animals.   For instance, tomorrow, March 7, the New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Balcombe, Ph.D., will discuss his latest book, “What a Fish Knows.” It will be two interviews with amazing speakers each week at Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. PST, (4:00 p.m. to 5:00…read more

It’s with sadness in my heart that I tell you that another wolf, a female, got killed here in Sweden on February 15. They were allowed to hunt the wolves until that date, February 15, so I have been keeping track of if the wolf in Dalarna that I told you earlier about in my blog post “Wolves get hunted with snowmobiles and helicopters in Sweden” was going to make it. I thought that she was going to survive, but sadly she was shot the last day of the hunt….read more

Yes, there are around 100 camels here, but Sweden is not a natural habitat for camels, they are only here because people have brought them here in order to use them for their own pleasure. The camelid species (camels, alpacas, llama, guanacos, vicugna), lives in northern Africa, Asia, Australia and in the mountainous regions of South America. Camels enjoy dry and open habitats like steppes, semi-deserts, and deserts. A camel center in Angered The latest project is that they are going to start a camel center in Angered, Gothenburg –…read more

For about ten days ago a person reported to the police that he had seen a dead roe deer in Borgafjäll, in the north of Sweden. The poor roe deer was hanging in a snare! When the police came, the dead animal was gone, so someone had picked up the body. The police confiscated the snare since it’s illegal to use. Hunters are allowed to hunt foxes and white grouses with a snare if they have a permit but that’s a smaller one. The one that the roe deer was…read more

For many years ago, back in the 70’s, some cruel people started to poach reindeer here in Sweden. And ever since, this happens more or less each year. I assume the violence and this horrible acts of cruelness are handed down from one generation to another among evil people that don’t show compassion for animals. I feel sorry for the innocent reindeer For instance, these evil individuals can run over a reindeer and stop when the snowmobile is standing on the reindeer’s neck. They just stand there with the snowmobile…read more