March 5th 2005
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David
Greer, World
Wildlife Fund
Also known as the "Bushmeat"
poachers worst enemy, David Greer comes to us from the C.A.R.,
the Central African Republic, where he oversees the Dzanga-Sangha
Project and advises the Central African administration on anti-poaching
strategies.
Marie Wheatley, The
American Human Association
"No Animals Were Harmed The Secret to Oscar Success"
The American Humane Association
is responsible for monitoring on-set safety of animal actors in
all domestic Screen Guild productions, giving "two paws up"
to Oscar-nominated films that are dedicated to humane filmmaking.
Films earn a "No Animals Were Harmed" end credit disclaimer,
which appears in the end credits of the film, if all creatures
were treated humanely and safely during the filming.
Keith
Rhea,
"The Puppy's Guide to Training Humans,
All We Needs is Unconditional Love"
Go to your local bookstore
and check out the shelves with all the dog books. Notice anything
strange? All the obedience books have it backwards they
imply that humans train their dogs. In fact, Cochise and Sequoia,
the mixed breed authors will attest, it's actually the other way
around. Dogs train people!
Susan
Chernok McElroy, "All My Relations, Living With Animals as Teachers
and Healers"
In All My Relations, Susan
Chernak McElroy offers ten poignant stories examining such concepts
as ownership, naming and unnaming things, interpreting signs and
language, and animals as mirrors of the soul.
Skip Haynes, CEO of Laurel Canyon Animal Company, "Songs
to Make Dogs Happy"
The Laurel Canyon Animal
Company creates, produces and sells original music for people
who love animals. They also create music for animals themselves.
KathyJo
Laurro, Founder and Owner of WithMeForever
Have you ever lost a loved one? If
so, you are not alone. KathyJo Laurro has created The WithMeForever
exclusive scroll pendant, which offers an opportunity to stay
together even when you are physically apart.
Rae Ann Kumelos - Refuge - Meet the animals of the Arctic National
Wildlife Refuge