The United States faced a big problem in late 1800s for
animal exploitation cases and there were many societies built up during that phase throughout the States.
Not exact matches
Whatever the
case, the researchers assert, «we suspect that
exploitation of these cues is common among large
animals that track moving prey through water.»
In that
case, for his initial amend, I'd propose any money heading his way — from this venture, any book, or any other enterprise that capitalizes on his past
exploitation of dogs — be sent instead to
animal welfare organizations.