Sentences with phrase «use of animal gas»

Since Animal Law Coalition last reported on the status of the use of animal gas chambers in Ohio, a number of counties have stopped using the medieval torture devices to kill shelter animals.

American Veterinary Medical Association guidelines for use of animal gas chambers in its 2007 Euthanasia Report state gas chambers «must be well lit and have view ports that allow personnel direct observation of animals» that are inside.

So many counties and cities cite the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)'s euthanasia reports as authority for the continued use of animal gas chambers.

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Animal agriculture is the single greatest human - caused source of greenhouse gases, land use, and land degradation.

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This gas - filled organ is normally used to keep the animal buoyant, but a nearby muscle can make it resonate and so double as an organ of vocalisation.

Rather, greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture would drop by 28 percent without farmed animals because of increases associated with producing additional food crops and the use of more synthetic fertilizer to replace manure.

Nitrogen makes up almost 80 percent of the atmosphere, where the gas occurs as two - atom molecules, a form that plants and animals can't use directly.

Agriculture and land use change contributed about 1/3 of total human greenhouse gas emissions in the past decade, through crop cultivation, animal production, and deforestation.

Brain research raises the possibility of a very exotic future (this article assumes that such animals wouldn't be vicious or use their new - found smarts to drive other species to extinction) «Liberated» mice from Italian lab now housed in poor conditions Methane leaks of shale gas may undermine its climate benefits: If methane leak rates are more than 3 percent of output, fracking of shale gas formations may be boosting greenhouse gas emissions rather than lowering them.

Although sustainability guidelines are unlikely to be included in the final version of the 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the Advisory Committee included the following statement in their initial report: «Consistent evidence indicates that, in general, a dietary pattern that is higher in plant - based foods, such as vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds, and lower in animal - based foods is more health promoting and is associated with lesser environmental impact (greenhouse gas emissions and energy, land, and water use) than is the current average U.S. diet.

In the Classroom: Use poems to jump - start a discussion of earth's renewable resources — including air, plants, water, and animals — and nonrenewable resources, such as coal, oil, and natural gas.

As a Montrealer, I am requesting that you speak loudly and clearly against the use of a Carbon Monoxide gas chamber to euthanize homeless animals.

County officials suspended Crawford after accusing her of appealing to administrators above her own supervisor and using an unauthorized tranquilizer.Her dispute with the county erupted last month when she publicly charged that the animal shelter was abusing animals, and that killing animals there with a poisonous gas is inhumane.

She is a nationally - recognized author and attorney who advocates for ending pound seizure (shelter animals used in research) and the use of gas chambers to kill animals in shelters.

During the election North Carolina Governor - elect Bev Perdue, condemned the state's use of gas chambers to kill animals in shelters.

«All gas chambers using any poisonous inhalant gas to kill animals should be put out of use immediately, not in the year 2012.

Update Mar. 5, 2009: The North Carolina House Agriculture Committee heard testimony yesterday about Davie's Law which would end the use of gas chambers on shelter animals and ban heartstick and mandate safe lethal injection for euthanasia of dogs and cats.

But even if used properly, gas chambers present a danger to workers; and, use of the gas chambers as well as these other outmoded methods are demoralizing for workers and cruel and inhumane for animals.

If you live in one of the Ohio counties that still uses CO gas for shelter animals, contact your local county commission and your veterinarian and urge them to stop the use of this cruel and inhumane means of killing animals.

On August 15, 2012, the Fairfield County, Ohio commissioners unanimously agreed to stop the use of the cruel carbon monoxide gas chamber to kill shelter animals.

Sen. Hoyle agreed to sponsor Davie's Law, a bill that would end the use of carbon monoxide gas chambers and other cruel methods of killing shelter animals.

Call on your Ohio state representative and state senator to ban use of CO gas chambers on animals.

«Further more,» as Peter points out, «no where in the AVMA report does it mention animal control facilities, shelters, or rescues for their use of gas chambers.

This only happened because of the persistence of people who love animals; they contacted county commissioners and showed up at commission meetings, insisting not only on an end to use of gas chambers, but their removal as well.

Under HB 27 a veterinarian, certified euthanasia technician or a probationary CET working under the supervision of a veterinarian, has complete discretion to choose the method of killing: CO gas chambers or lethal injection.  A log must be kept of the method of killing used for each animal, the identity of the person performing the killing and the reason for the particular method. Â

Why continue the use of costly animal gas chambers?

In fact, use of CO gas chambers is now one of 2 methods that must be used in killing shelter animals.

In Sept., 2010, the National Animal Control Association issued its statement rejecting use of carbon monoxide gas chambers.

We work with many shelters including those that are local to us, those in Southern Illinois, Kentucky as well as other southern states, many of which still use gas to euthanize their animals.

Under this version of H.B. 788, carbon monoxide gas chambers along with decompression chambers and use of exhaust from gasoline engines and would not be allowed as means to kill shelter animals.

U.S. Rep. Jim Moran (D - VA) has introduced once again his resolution opposing the use of gas chambers to kill shelter animals, H. Res.

At least they won't be able to say the AVMA accepts the use of carbon monoxide gas chambers as a means to kill animals.

«Using gas chambers to kill shelter animals is unnecessarily cruel, causing these animals to suffer in the last moments of their life.

There is an issue at hand that needs immediate attention, it is concerning the way in which we discard animals who are left homeless from irresponsible owners, and end up in rabies control or animal shelters and killed by the use of a gas chamber.

In 2012 Pennsylvania shut down the use of carbon monoxide gas chambers for most animals.

The veterinarian would be required to be present during the gassing and for each animal killed this way, must give a description and a signed statement that use of the gas chamber is the most humane way to kill the animal.

Monitoring equipment must be used at all times... Animals that are under 4 months of age, old, injured, or sick may not be euthanized» by CO gas.

Virginia specifically prohibits killing of shelter animals by use of a decompression chamber or gas chamber.

New York (would mandate euthanasia by injection or EBI), Pennsylvania (would also ban chloroform, ether, halothan, fluothane, or similar substance when used in an airtight chamber or plastic bag, North Carolina (would mandate EBI), Georgia (EBI mandated already for dogs and cats and bill would close loopholes that allow many counties to continue to use CO gas; the bill would allow heartstick only if the animal is unconscious, heavily sedated or comatose), West Virginia (would ban new Co gas chambers), New Mexico, Louisiana (would ban CO chambers for dogs and cats and also ban heartstick unless the «animal is unconscious or rendered completely unconscious and insensitive to pain through the injection of an anesthetic») and Michigan (would also ban CO2).

 (a) No person, peace officer, officer of a humane society, or officer of a pound or animal regulation department of a public agency shall kill any animal by using any of the following methods:   (1) Carbon monoxide gas.

New Jersey does not permit the use of a decompression chamber or lethal gas except an inhalant anesthetic in killing shelter animals.

The following states already do not allow use of carbon monoxide gas chambers in public shelters to kill homeless or unwanted animals or those deemed «unadoptable».

Our goals are to promote spay / neuter, stop the use of gas chambers to kill our homeless pets, and to educate people on how to treat all animals with respect and dignity.

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Some of these animal control facilities use extremely inhumane practices like gas chambers and heartstick to euthanize the dogs and many have kill rates over 90 % before rescues get involved.

Lorenzo is also involved with many animal welfare organizations including the Humane Society of the United States, North Shore Animal League and is an honorary animal welfare Ambassador for the ASPCA This caravan brought awareness to this country's use of the gas chamber in 31 states and also resulted in saving 188 dogs from a high - kill Georgia shanimal welfare organizations including the Humane Society of the United States, North Shore Animal League and is an honorary animal welfare Ambassador for the ASPCA This caravan brought awareness to this country's use of the gas chamber in 31 states and also resulted in saving 188 dogs from a high - kill Georgia shAnimal League and is an honorary animal welfare Ambassador for the ASPCA This caravan brought awareness to this country's use of the gas chamber in 31 states and also resulted in saving 188 dogs from a high - kill Georgia shanimal welfare Ambassador for the ASPCA This caravan brought awareness to this country's use of the gas chamber in 31 states and also resulted in saving 188 dogs from a high - kill Georgia shelter.

Indeed, even if used according to AVMA guidelines, carbon monoxide gas chambers are ghastly.  For more, read this account of an Alabama animal control officer,  about the court decisions in Georgia concerning the cruelty of CO gas chambers,  and about the battle in North Carolina to ban CO gas chambers.

According to www.stopgassingTexaspets.com, which has been spurring Texas counties and cities to stop gassing shelter animals, Â these other public shelters use carbon monoxide gas chambers: Baytown, Commerce, El Campo, Garland, Gatesville, Gonzales, Greenville, Henderson, Muleshoe, Orange, Paris, San Marcos (kills animals for Hays County and the city of Kyle), Seagoville and Seguin.

The legislation also standardizes holding times for stray dogs, prohibits the use of gas chambers for euthanizing dogs and cats, and creates a spay / neuter program, funded by a voluntary tax check off, that is designed to reduce the number of homeless animals in Massachusetts.