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Animal Rights Forum
Please join me Tuesdays from 1-2 pm PST on my new radio show Animal Issues with Dr. Armaiti May - listen live online http://adrenalineradio.com/shows/168-the-vegan-vet!
The next Tuesday show on 11/27/12 will feature a discussion of vivisection by guest Julia Orr as well as the efforts to ban devocalization by guests Sue Perry and Cheryl Major from the Coalition to Protect and Rescue Pets.
Past shows can be heard at http://adrenalineradio.com/podcasts/archives/viewcategory/437-animal-issues. Past guests on the show have included Ady Gil talking about his work rescuing dogs and Kim Sturla with Animal Place, a farmed animal sanctuary in Grass Valley; Dr. Jennifer Conrad speaking about her film "The Paw Project" which tells the inspiring story of the effort to ban declawing of cats; dog trainer Abby Elliott, who uses positive reinforcement methods for training dogs; Darren Middlesworth from V-dog, a vegan dog food company; Lesa Miller from Orangutan Republik Foundation (OURF); and Nicole Forsyth, CEO of RedRover. Please spread the word so more people tune in!
For the animals,
Armaiti May, DVM
www.veganvet.net
The next Tuesday show on 11/27/12 will feature a discussion of vivisection by guest Julia Orr as well as the efforts to ban devocalization by guests Sue Perry and Cheryl Major from the Coalition to Protect and Rescue Pets.
Past shows can be heard at http://adrenalineradio.com/podcasts/archives/viewcategory/437-animal-issues. Past guests on the show have included Ady Gil talking about his work rescuing dogs and Kim Sturla with Animal Place, a farmed animal sanctuary in Grass Valley; Dr. Jennifer Conrad speaking about her film "The Paw Project" which tells the inspiring story of the effort to ban declawing of cats; dog trainer Abby Elliott, who uses positive reinforcement methods for training dogs; Darren Middlesworth from V-dog, a vegan dog food company; Lesa Miller from Orangutan Republik Foundation (OURF); and Nicole Forsyth, CEO of RedRover. Please spread the word so more people tune in!
For the animals,
Armaiti May, DVM
www.veganvet.net