WELCOME TO THE CANADIAN VOICE FOR ANIMALS - NORWAY
Jenny Berg-Rolness has come on board and is now the a representative of the Canadian Voice for Animals in Norway. She has a wonderful sanctuary for all of the stray animals she rescues. We at the CVFA are very happy that she is now part of our world-wide team.
WELCOME ABOARD JENNY
MEET SOME OF HER SPECIAL FRIENDS
THESE TWO YOUNG FELLOWS WERE LOST, BUT THEY FOUND EACH OTHER AND THEN FOUND THRIR WAY TO JENNY'S; THEY ARE TWO LUCKY CATS.
THE ABOVE ARE SOME OF THE BATTERY HENS THAT JENNY CARES FOR AND REHABILITATES.
JENNY'S DOG STINA RELAXING WITH A RESCUED BATTERY HEN
HERE ARE JENNY'S MANY RESCUED CATS IN THE CATTERY; HAPPY HEALTHY AND READY TO LIVE A LONG LIFE
CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE GREENLAND SLED DOG PETITION
CLICK HERE FOR NORWEGIAN PETITION FOR THE SLED DOGS
CLICK HERE FOR GERMAN PETITION FOR THE SLED DOGS
CLICK HERE TO SIGN OUR SISTER SITE PETITION FOR THE SLED DOGS
A MESSAGE FROM JENNY
It was the cause of the sled dogs of Greenland that prompted me to contact the Canadian Voice for Animals. When I heard and read about the maltreatment and suffering these dogs have endured for decades, without the world knowing or caring, a cry for help was sent out to all the international animal foundations. The only one responding positively was the Canadian Voice for Animals. Earle Bingley, in Canada and Myrta Montiel, president of the Argentina branch of CVFA, immediately launched a campaign for the dogs that soon became known world-wide. Now the bureaucrats of Home Rule in Greenland are seriously listening. For this cause, and for all the other important campaigns that Canadian Voice for Animals are promoting, and not ending until significant changes are made, it is an honour to be part of this organization.
I hope that many, all over the globe, will join in this campaign for animal rights. Animals suffer in every thinkable manner, and every nation has its hidden shames. There is a great need for people to talk and to act for the voiceless. Every small effort may contribute to a change for animals. If all those millions of people around the world who love and respect animals, would do at least one important thing for the voiceless every day, it would make a great difference. We need to show people and authorities around the world that we do not accept animal abuse in any form, and that every living being deserves kindness and respect.
MESSAGE IN NORWEGINA
Det var saken om sledehundene på Grønland som fikk meg til å ta kontakt med Canadian Voice for Animals. Da jeg hørte og leste om mishandlingen og lidelsene som disse hundene har gjennomgått i årtier, uten at verden visste eller brydde seg, ble et rop om hjelp sendt til alle de internasjonale dyrevernorganisasjonene. Den eneste som svarte positivt var Canadian Voice for Animals. Earle Bingley i Canada, og Myrta Montiel, president i Argentinas avdeling av CVFA, lanserte øyeblikket en kampanje for hundene, som snart ble verdensomspennende. Dette har fått byråkratene i hjemmestyret på Grønland til seriøst å lytte til protestene. For denne saken, og for alle de andre viktige kampanjene som Canadian Voice for Animals driver og ikke avslutter før betydelige forandringer har skjedd, er det en ære å være en del av denne organisasjonen.
Jeg håper at mange, over hele verden, vil slutte seg til kampanjene for dyrs rettigheter. Dyr lider på alle tenkelige måter, og hver nasjon har sin skjulte skam. Det er stort behov for folk som kan snakke og handle for de umælende. Hver liten handling kan bidra til en forandring for dyrene. Hvis alle de millioner av mennesker rundt om i verden som elsker og respekterer dyr, ville gjøre minst en viktig ting for dyrene hver dag, ville det innebære en stor forandring. Vi må vise folk og myndigheter over hele verden at vi ikke aksepterer misbruk av dyr i noen form, og at alle levende skapninger fortjener omtanke og respekt.
