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The Georgian dogs

Join Georgia, where the street dogs are served ice cream and cheese bread and receive the necessary medical treatment in state animal clinics.
Anne Håskoll mound -

No breeding time for predators anymore?

The government continues to hunt for critically endangered animals in Norway. A proposal for extended wolf hunting time – from 25. September to 30. April – has just been out for a hearing. Here, the Ministry of the Environment signals that they think it is okay to hunt for animals during the breeding season.
siri@dyrsrettigheter.no -

One woman, three passions 

Pianist, writer and animal lover Hélène Grimaud is one of those who puts many of us in the shade. In their own words, an inhuman. The 10. March she plays in Oslo. 
Ranveig Eckhoff -

The people against the coat cabinets

Cold days with freezing breath and ice on the roads. Winter is here and we bring out our warmest clothes. Fortunately, there are little minks and foxes that surround the bodies in the street scene. 
hanna@dyrevern.no -

No "calm" until the cages are empty

This year, FrP, Høyre, Sp and KrF ensured that fur animals continue to live in cages on Norwegian fur farms. And the Minister of Agriculture asked the parliamentary groups from AP, V, SV and MDG not to "undermine" the growth of the fur industry.
siri@dyrsrettigheter.no -

Wolves

For 12. time and again the UN has declared that Norway is the world's best country to live in. This does not apply to the wolf. 
Ranveig Eckhoff -

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