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THE ANIMALS EDITION

ISSUE 12

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New Legislation Bans Whale and Dolphin Captivity In Canada A federal bill in Canada is phasing out the practice of holding cetaceans — such as dolphins, whales, and

Zero Elephants Were Poached In A Year In A Top African Wildlife Park

porpoises — in captivity, marking a major win for activists and politicians, who say it’s an important development for animal rights in the country.

Last year one of Africa’s largest wildlife reserves celebrated

“Many scientists testified to why it was critical that we

a full year without a single elephant found killed by poachers

stop keeping cetaceans in captivity,” said Elizabeth May, a

— from May 2018 to May 2019 — according to ABC News. Ex-

Green Party leader who sponsored the bill, to the Canadian

perts call it an extraordinary development for an area where

news organization the National Post. “We understand why

thousands of animals have been killed in the illegal animal trade.

because they are obviously not akin to other animals, for

The Niassa reserve — an area larger than Switzerland —

instance, livestock. Cetaceans require the ocean, they

is a remote region of northern Mozambique. In 2018 they

require the space, they require acoustic communication

introduced a rapid intervention police force and more as-

over long distances.”

sertive patrolling by air, according to the New York-based

The bill bans the capture of wild cetaceans but does

A Dog That Was Badly Burned Is Now Training To Be A Therapy Dog At A Burn Center

Wildlife Conservation Society, which manages the reserve

allow for rehabilitation and rescue of these animals.

A Shiba Inu that was badly burned in a Georgia house fire is

with Mozambique's government and several other partners.

Additionally, breeding, import, and export are banned —

now training to be a therapy dog at a local burn center. Crys-

The police force is an elite unit that’s better-armed than the

except in cases of scientific research — and new animal

tal Lesley was the veterinarian taking care of the dog, named

reserve’s rangers.

cruelty offenses come into play related to the captivity of

Taka, and ended up adopting him. Lesley told WRDW News

the animals. The bill plays a major role in clamping down

that when she first took him in, Taka consistently instigated

on the marine mammal trade.

fights with other dogs, and she worried she would have to give

Members of the force are empowered to arrest suspected poachers, put together a case within 72 hours, and submit it to

him up. But then someone suggested she get him trained.

the local prosecutor, according to ABC. Simply being caught

“This is a watershed moment for whales and dolphins,

with a firearm is considered intent to illegally hunt and comes

and powerful recognition that our country no longer

She wondered if, at 9 years old, he was too old to be trained,

with a maximum prison sentence of 16 years.

accepts imprisoning smart, sensitive animals in tiny

but it turned out to be more than possible, just requiring a lit-

Despite the progress, it will take years and a continued

tanks for entertainment,” said Camille Labchuk, executive

tle extra patience and time.

crackdown on poaching to see elephant populations rebuild

director of advocacy group Animal Justice, to the

to its former level. In 2016, there were just over 3,600 ele-

National Post.

after reaching a peak in 2011, according to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. Collaboration between political leaders and on-the-ground teams have played a pivotal role in these wildlife successes.

WRDW. “Of course he has the scars to show for it, and he can relate to a lot of the people there, so I think it’s going to benefit

phants in the reserve, down from a population of 12,000.

African elephant poaching has declined to pre-2008 levels

“He’s got the right temperament for it,” his trainer told

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both him and the patients there.”

Lesley told WRDW she’s excited to see that Taka can be “an encouragement or at least a light at the end of the tunnel for a child or anybody that has gone through what he’s gone through.”

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Wildlife Bridges Save Animals and Look Beautiful

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Study Finds You Can “Pet Your Stress Away” By Cuddling Cats and Dogs

In rural areas where long roads and highways snake

across college campuses, separated 249 students into four

through woods and mountains, crossing wildlife poses a

groups, interacting with cats and dogs in different ways.

real challenge for drivers — and can be fatal for the ani-

The first group was immediately allowed to play with cats

mals that move into oncoming traffic. A beautiful solu-

and dogs for 10 minutes in a casual setting, while the second

tion is preventing the tragic accidents that occur when

group had to watch others play with the animals. The third

cars hit wildlife.

group watched a slideshow featuring images of the animals

Wildlife bridges provide a way for animals to avoid

involved in the study, and the fourth group was “waitlisted”

roads, reducing collisions between wildlife and cars, pre-

We all know how relaxing it is to take a moment to cuddle

and told they would be allowed to see the animals after qui-

venting property damage, and reducing habitat fragmen-

with your pet. Now science is behind you. A 2019 study from

etly waiting for 10 minutes without any stimuli.

tation by connecting animal habitats. The bridges are nat-

Washington State University found cuddling a cat or dog for

ural-looking structures that connect two sides of the road

just a few minutes can reduce your cortisol levels.

with grass, trees, and other natural elements so animals can cross highways without getting on the road.

“We already knew that students enjoy interacting with animals and that it helps them experience more positive

“Just 10 minutes can have a significant impact,” Patricia

emotions,” Pendry told People Magazine. “What we want-

Pendry, an associate professor in WSU’s Department of

ed to learn was whether this exposure would help students

Human Development, said in a statement. “Students in our

reduce their stress in a less subjective way. And it did,

study that interacted with cats and dogs had a significant

which is exciting because the reduction of stress hormones

reduction in cortisol, a major stress hormone.”

may, over time, have significant benefits for physical and

The study, inspired by the “Pet the Stress Away” programs

mental health.”

Rhino Poaching Is Declining Thanks to South African Government Efforts Small animals, such as squirrels and raccoons, are

Rhino poaching in South Africa is on the decline as the

killed for their horns. In 2018, almost 800 rhinos were killed

scared of the sounds of traffic and generally avoid roads

government makes a concerted effort to battle the hunt-

for their horns, but that number dropped by 26 percent in

as much as they can. But bigger animals, such as deer, are

ing threatening the critically endangered species. As law

2019. Notably, most provinces in the country saw a decline.

more indifferent to these noises.

enforcement agencies cooperated to take down syndicates

Only two provinces had increases in poaching.

According to the Federal Highway Administration, every year in the U.S. more than one million road accidents

operating in South Africa and neighboring countries, the decline became noticeable.

Most rhino horns are illicitly shipped to east Asian markets where it sells for more than gold.

involve large animals. Thousands of people and animals

"A decline in poaching for five consecutive years is a re-

"Because wildlife trafficking constitutes a highly sophis-

are injured or die in these accidents. And with the increas-

flection of the diligent work of the men and women who put

ticated form of serious transnational organised crime that

ing number of roads built in natural ecosystems, the num-

their lives on the line daily to combat rhino poaching, often

threatens national security, the aim is to establish an inte-

ber of these accidents has increased by 50 percent in the

coming into direct contact with ruthless poachers," South

grated strategic framework for an intelligence-led, well-re-

last 15 years. In some places, wildlife bridges reduced road

African environment, forestry, and fisheries minister Bar-

sourced, multidisciplinary and consolidated law enforcement

accidents involving wildlife by more than 85 percent, sav-

bara Creecy said in a statement.

approach to focus and direct law enforcement’s ability sup-

ing the lives of both animals and people.

Rhino poaching peaked in 2014 when 1,215 rhinos were

ported by the whole of government and society," Creecy said.

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DOG TO BE A COMFORTING VOLUNTEER FOR NURSING HOMES, HOSPITALS, OR AIRPORTS STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

Go through dog training. Not only is this the first step in helping your pup becoming a therapy dog, it's also a great way to build a deeper bond. Any breed or mix can be trained to provide comfort and affection to people.

Get tested by an observer or recognized therapy dog organization in your area. They're going to look for handling, manners, and demeanor. Learn morea and find an observer or organiazation at therapydogs.com or akc.org.

Get started volunteering at hospitals, libraries, schools, and more. Your first few visits may be monitored visits that help you finalize your certification process. Get inspired by others by searching #therapydogsofinstagram.

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Tech Designers Created A 3D Printed Leg to Help An Injured Owl Live A Normal Life

Lab-Grown Meat Is Revolutionizing Food Production

Pueo is a 9-year-old owl that was badly injured and lost a leg,

to large-scale meat production. Researchers at Harvard

but a dedicated wildlife rehabilitation team is determined to

have grown rabbit and cow muscle cells on edible gelatin

help her.

scaffolds that mimic the texture and consistency of meat,

Lab-grown meat provides a more sustainable alternative

“For an animal out in the wild, that’s a death sentence

demonstrating that realistic meat products may eventually

injury,” Emma Molinare said to CBS. Molinare is the curator

be produced without the need to raise and slaughter ani-

of animal encounters

mals. Their findings are published in npj Science of Food.

at Lindsay Wildlife

Kit Parker, a Harvard professor of bioengineering and

Experience, the

applied physics and senior author of the study, began to

museum and wildlife

look into the meat industry after judging a competition on

w h e re P u e o wa s

Police Department Accepts Animal Shelter Donations Instead of Cash For Parking Tickets

treated. “For an

A police department in Indiana is taking on a unique

about regenerative medicine to the design of synthetic

a n i m a l t h a t ’s

partnership to help animal shelters. The Muncie Police

foods,” he told The Harvard Gazette. “Everything we have

in a zoological

Department will accept animal shelter donations in lieu

learned about building organs and tissues for regenerative

facility, you know, it’s

of cash to pay for parking tickets. The department part-

medicine applies to food: healthy cells and healthy scaffolds

a challenge.”

nered with Muncie Animal Care & Services, a local animal

are the building substrates, the design rules are the same,

T h e s t a f f at L i n d say

shelter that ran into a dead end when they became overrun

and the goals are the same: human health. This is our first

with cats and kittens in their facility.

effort to bring hardcore engineering design and scalable

rehabilitation center

Wildlife was prepared to undertake an extraordinary

“We're in dire need of supplies for the large volume of

challenge to help Pueo live a

cats/kittens being cared for here at MACS, and they keep

more normal life with the

pouring in our doors,” the shelter wrote on Facebook.

the Food Network.

“I began to wonder if we could apply all that we knew

manufacturing to the creation of food.”

A 2017 study based on data from the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization found that the top three meat

help of some talented tech gurus

In an effort to support these homeless animals, the de-

firms — JBS, Cargill and Tyson — emitted more green-

and cutting-edge technology. The staff recruited a team of

partment asked violators to pay for their parking tickets

house gases in 2016 than all of the country of France.

designers — who chose to remain anonymous — to create a

with cat supplies.

Companies such as Impossible and Beyond Meat are

"If you have a $25 parking ticket, you can bring up to $25

already leading the way to provide delicious meat alter-

The idea was to create something she can stand on while

worth of cat food or litter to the Clerk's Office, and you can

natives on a mass scale in restaurants, fast-food chains,

she uses her good leg to eat and clean herself. Molinare told

get your parking ticket to go away with the exchange of the

and in your kitchen. More research will pave the way for

CBS it’s the first time — to her knowledge — that a raptor has

donation," Officer Jamie Brown said in a video the police

greater innovation, making it easier than ever to adopt

been fitted with an artificial limb.

department shared on Facebook.

and integrate a plant-based diet.

3D prosthetic leg for Pueo.

Pueo’s fighting spirit coupled with the center’s willingness

The campaign, which ran through last summer, was a

“Moving forward, the goals are nutritional content, taste,

to take on the challenge have made her story a success. The

success. The police department said in a tweet that “most

texture, and affordable pricing,” Parker said. “The long-

center posts updates on Pueo’s status on their Facebook page.

of the folks that donated didn’t even have parking tickets.”

range goal is reducing the environmental footprint of food.”

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Buy cruelty-free products whenever possible. Knowing what different labels actually mean can be complicated, but ethicalelephant.com has a great guide. Long story short: the Leaping Bunny label is really well-respected.

Litter can have deadly consequences for animals — but by practicing a few good habits (like never spitting our gum on the ground, for example) we can easily save lives.

Read more at peta.org/features/litter-kills-animals.

Help minimize demand in the meat industry by practicing Meatless Mondays. Or take things a step further by trying a whole month without meat or switching to Impossible or Beyond Meat when available.

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Brazilian Artist Uses Old Tires He Finds In The Streets to Create Beds For Animals litter and helping animals. He finds old

Humpback Whale Population Rebounds From The Brink of Extinction

tires on the street and transforms them into comfortably decorated beds for dogs

whale population grew from less than 500

Ohio Made “Shelter Pets” the State Animal to Raise Awareness For Adoption

whales in the late ’50s to nearly 25,000 today.

Ohio made a meaningful move to help home-

Whale hunting has wiped out hundreds of

less animals: Last year they named “shel-

thousands of humpbacks since the 1800s,

ter pets” the official state animal. The hope

and several populations are still endangered,

is that the designation — awarded thanks

but one group has recovered remarkably.

to Senate Bill 86 — will help raise public

A 2019 study indicates that a humpback

Western South Atlantic whales were “the first major target of commercial whaling in

and cats. From a young age, he’s enjoyed handcrafting with materials that would otherwise be discarded. Plus, his creations help him earn some extra income.

awareness for shelter animals waiting for a forever home.

the Antarctic,” according to the study. But

“This designation will help raise public

when the International Whaling Comission

awareness for shelter animals and the many

implemented a moratorium on the commer-

shelters throughout Ohio which are full of

He realized that old tires were already

cial hunting of all whale populations in 1986,

wonderful, family-ready pets,” the Humane

being used by animals on the streets as a

the WSA humpbacks had a chance to recov-

Society said in a statement. “Animal shelters

place of refuge. He figured he might as well

er. The study, published in The Royal Society

and rescues always have a great selection of

make them more comfortable. He dedicated

Open Science, estimates that the population

pets looking for new homes.”

an entire room in his home to building his

is at 93 percent of what it once was before

According to the American Society for the

creations, which includes washing, cutting,

they were hunted to the brink of extinction.

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, approxi-

and painting the tires with unique designs.

The authors say there is a “high probabil-

mately 6.5 million companion animals are

The beds are then sold to pet owners or

ity” that the population will recover to 99

sent to shelters across the country each year.

donated to shelters.

percent of its pre-hunting numbers by 2030.

Of those animals, roughly 1.5 million will be

This conservation success story “is a clear

euthanized, and 3.5 million will be adopted.

Silva’s passion for sustainability, animals, and art all come together

example that if we do the right thing then

Ohio joins several other states that have

beautifully in this upcycling initiative, sure

the population will recover,” study co-author

already made similar distinctions, includ-

to help animals and alleviate litter on the

and marine mammals researcher Alexandre

ing Colorado, California, Georgia, Illinois,

streets. In two years, he made more than

Zerbini told USA Today.

and Tennessee.

6,000 beds by hand.

— Steve Irwin

up with a unique solution to picking up

“ W e d o n ’ t ow n t h e p l a n e t E a rt h , w e b e lo n g to i t. A n d w e m u st s h a r e i t w i t h o u r w i l d l i f e .”

Brazilian artist Amarildo Silva came

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Consider committing to a small monthly donation so your local shelter knows they can count on you.

Reach out about volunteering. It's truly hard to beat investing your time at a local animal shelter. Visit adoptapet.com/animal-shelters to find contact information for a shelter near you.

Adopt a pet from a shelter in your community! It truly makes a difference in two lives (yours and theirs).

Pro-tip: theshelterpetproject.org is one of the easiest ways to get to know dogs, cats, and shelters in your area.

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G O O D D ATA

Euthanasia Rates Have Plummeted. But Why?

Source: The New York Times

It used to be that when a lost, stray, or

shifting cultural attitudes, euthanasias

abandoned animal was brought into a

have dropped to fewer than two million

shelter, it was unlikely it would ever leave.

shelter animals per year. In 2018, the Los

In 1971, Los Angeles Animal Services alone

Angeles city shelter euthanized an average

euthanized more than 110,000 animals, or

of 10 animals per day, less than 10 percent

300 per day on average, according to the

of its intake, according to the Times.

New York Times. Now a rescue, adoption,

Additionally, there are programs now in

or return to the owner is the far more

place to help people solve problems such as

likely outcome.

unaffordable vet care or landlord disputes,

Pet euthanasia rates have dropped more than 75 percent since 2009, according to the Times. But why?

which could otherwise compel them to give up their pet.

“They’re family members on four legs,”

In short: Spaying and neutering are now

said Richard Avanzino, the activist known

the norm — leading to fewer animals on

as the father of the “no-kill” movement, to

the streets — and rescue adoption is more

the New York Times. “Society is no longer

popular than ever.

willing to say, ‘Well, there’s just too many

Thanks to large-scale activism and

animals and not enough homes.’”

GOOD VETS

VETERINARIANS DOING GOOD

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Meet the Vet Who Rescues Animals From Conflict Zones Egyptian veterinarian Amir Khalil isn’t your average vet.

He’s the director of project development at the Austrian organization Four Paws International and known as “the war vet” for his unique work helping animals in conflict zones.

"We go to places where the logic doesn't exist," he told NPR. "The government doesn't exist. No one cares. And where no one will believe you are coming to save animals.

You see everyone escaping from a city like Mosul, [Iraq], going out. Thousands and thousands. And you are the only car going the other way around. You are going inside."

Khalil has led animal rescue operations and created

A Vet Is Treating Homeless Californians’ Pets For Free

sanctuaries around the world for more than 20 years.

Meet Kwane Stewart. He’s an animal lover who grew up

He spearheaded several impressive rescues: He

in New Mexico and worked to rescue stray animals. Now

provided aid for animals in the Baghdad Zoo during the

he’s a veterinarian who drives around California looking

U.S. invasion of Iraq and in Libya’s Tripoli Zoo and in

for homeless people with pets. He treats them — for free.

Cairo during the Arab Spring. He ran rescue missions

He ran an animal hospital before becoming the county

in the Gaza Strip. He evacuated a bear and a lion —

veterinarian for Stanislaus County in Modesto, California,

the two last survivors of the Montazah Al-Morour

a city less than 100 miles east of San Francisco. After

Zoo — in Mosul, Iraq in 2017. He rescued 13 animals

the recession in 2008, "Modesto got hit especially hard,”

from the abandoned Magic World Recreational Park

Stewart told CNN. “It was ground zero for California

near Aleppo, Syria.

as far as job loss and home loss, and people were just dumping their pets in shelters," Stewart said.

He takes the animals from struggling zoos, escorts them through heavily armed checkpoints, and brings

He was used to serving clients who had the means

them to sanctuaries where they can live out the rest of

to pay for expensive treatments, but suddenly he was

their lives in comfort. The work is risky and dangerous —

seeing clients who couldn’t afford to help their pets. He

he’s had guns put to his head — but life-saving for many

described the moment in his career as “enlightening.”

of the animals.

In 2011, after the recession drove the homeless

Khalil provides animals with medicine, vaccines, and

population higher, he set up a table at a soup kitchen with

food, desperately needed in areas where political conflict

his girlfriend and son, “on a whim.” When people came in

or economic stagnation have driven zoo administrators

to get food, he offered to treat their animals.

to their last resort. A zoo owner in the Palestinian

"There was something about it that I loved,” Stewart

city of Rafah — after the death of four lion cubs who

told CNN. “I did it one more time before I decided to just

froze overnight — declawed a lioness in an attempt to

take it to the street and walk to homeless people instead

subdue her and draw more visitors. Khalil worked with

of waiting for them to walk up to me."

authorities to shut down the zoo, rescue the animals, and

For animals who need vaccinations, medicine, or

take them to a sanctuary.

food, Stewart pays for the costs out of pocket. And

Khalil told NPR that the reality is that “the animal has

when animals have more severe conditions that require

no passport, has no nationality, and is not a part of the

treatment at a hospital, he sets up GoFundMe pages to

conflict.” He just wants to do what’s necessary to save

cover the procedures.

these animals.

@ D O G _ R AT E S

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Popular Twitter Account “WeRateDogs” Raises Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars For Pets When Matt Nelson started the Twitter account @dog_rates

and since the first week of 2017, the account posts a new Go-

in 2015, his goal was to make people smile.

FundMe every Friday.

People submit photos of their dogs, and he posts them on

WeRateDogs now receives hundreds of GoFundMe sub-

the Twitter account with funny comments and a “rating” on

missions and reviews each one. They prioritize rescue dogs

a scale from one to 10 — but he often awards ratings exceed-

and consider each situation on a case-by-case basis, taking

ing the maximum, like “13/10.”

into account factors such as total amount requested and

WeRateDogs is a bright spot on the internet for more

treatment types. Requests — which range anywhere from a

reasons than one. The team of four behind the account does

few hundred dollars to several thousands — usually get fully

some real good for the enormous community they’ve creat-

funded within just five minutes from the time it’s posted to

ed — a community of 8.7 million followers as of May 2020.

the account’s millions of followers.

“Within the first year it was pretty clear that the ac-

For a community of people who love to celebrate dogs,

count had some serious influence, and we were trying

WeRateDogs followers are eager to jump into action to help

to figure out a way to give back to the amazing commu-

out and have now raised hundreds of thousands of dollars

nity,” said Nelson, who’s from the east coast but lives in

for needy dogs.

Los Angeles now.

“This isn't 15 people in my audience coming together with a thousand dollars each,” Nelson said. “It is usually 350 to

“WITHIN THE FIRST YEAR IT WAS PRETTY CLEAR THAT THE ACCOUNT HAD SOME SERIOUS INFLUENCE, AND WE WERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT A WAY TO GIVE BACK TO THE AMAZING COMMUNITY" It started in 2016 with a family of dogs — three pugs and a yellow lab — that regularly showed up on the account.

Throughout the year the dogs dressed up in costumes for holidays such as Halloween, Christmas, and New Year’s, and the account’s followers bonded with the family. One day the owner reached out and said one of the dogs needed

700 people donating between $5 and $10 that make up that entire goal.”

For an account that started with the sole purpose of having fun, the fundraising tenet of the account was unexpected, but it brings Nelson — and the community he created — a great sense of satisfaction.

“I MADE IT WITH THE INTENT OF JUST MAKING PEOPLE LAUGH, AND I HAD NO IDEA WHAT IT COULD POSSIBLY TURN INTO"

a wheelchair.

Nelson leveraged the community’s power to help

“I made it with the intent of just making people laugh, and

out. In under an hour they raised the $700 need-

I had no idea what it could possibly turn into,” Nelson said.

ed for the wheelchair through the crowdfunding

“As soon as it became clear that the account had real pow-

platform GoFundMe.

er — which really wasn't until a year after the account was

“That showed how powerful the account was,” Nelson said.

For the rest of 2016, they experimented with how to give back,

made — we learned about the community and how they were so willing to help.”

BIONIC VET

Man Saves Over 20,000 Animals With Custom-Made Prosthetics Derrick Campana is an animal orthotist

that was a success, and I immediately

who has saved more than 20,000 pets with

knew that this was what I wanted to do

his custom-made prosthetics. Campana,

with the rest of my life.”

who’s from Sterling, Virginia, creates

He’s built prosthetics for birds,

braces and artificial limbs to increase

horses, sheep, camels, gazelles, and even

animals' mobility and improve their lives.

elephants. While they normally have

According to the Washington Business

to be paid for out-of-pocket, they’re far

Journal, Campana is one of just 10 people

less expensive than surgery. They cost

in the world who make prosthetics for

about $500 to $1,000 a piece, whereas,

animals. He sends kits to veterinarians

for example, surgery to fix a dog's torn

and pet owners so they can cast molds of

ACL can cost up to $3,300, according to

their patients or pets, then based on the

Consumer Reports.

mold he crafts a personalized brace or

Campana says you can add at least two

prosthetic out of thermoplastic material.

years to a dog’s life by adding a prosthetic.

He went to school to learn how to fit

"If you bring a dog in with a fractured toe,

humans for orthotics and prosthetics,

a traditional vet might amputate the entire

but after a request to create a limb for

limb," Campana told AOL. "But even though

a chocolate lab, he ventured into pet

people say 'my dog does pretty well on three

orthotics and never looked back.

legs,' when you hop on one leg, the rest of

"I was doing the whole 'human thing,' …

your body can break down so quickly.”

but a vet brought in her dog, who needed

The prosthetics make these animals’

a prosthetic, to my human practice,”

lives better, and in turn animal owners can

Campana told AOL. “I made a prosthetic

enjoy their pet’s companionship longer.

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Prison Program Pairs Dogs With Inmates — Healing Both aling, and every day for months he watched the sunrise with the dogs. They went on walks, each day going a little bit farther as Skow’s body grew stronger. “[The dogs] saw who I was, and they saw what was inside me,” Skow said.

This is how his nonprofit, Marley’s Mutts, was born.

Instead of “feeling all the sorry and pity” for himself, he started making adoption flyers.

“If I couldn't like myself, I wasn't gonna live,” Skow said.

“And the dogs just distracted me long enough to get good at that.”

At the end of the six-month waiting period, he didn’t need the transplant after all. His doctor was shocked and told him that whatever he was doing to heal was working. In May 2009, he turned Marley’s Mutts into a nonprofit organization, making it an official rescue of shelter mutts, which at the time was far less popular than it is now. They rescue dogs from shelters in Kern County, a county with one of the highest euthanasia rates in the country.

He funded the new organization by selling T-shirts,

WHEN ZACH SKOW FACED LIVER FAILURE, HIS DOG SAVED HIS LIFE.

scared of people, places, and things. And worse than that, I

staying up until 3 or 4 a.m. ironing on the organiza-

wasn't going to survive anyway. I was hopeless.”

tion’s logo to shirts he bought at K-Mart. He sold the

His only goal became surviving six months sober to become eligible for the transplant. He said his Rottweiler-pit-

shirts at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and asked around for support.

bull, Marley, was the “catalyzing force” behind his recovery, Skow was diagnosed with end stage liver disease in 2008. He

and Skow even credits Marley with saving his life. In the

needed a liver transplant but had no way to get one without

middle of the night, he would hold Marley to distract himself

six months of sobriety. And without a transplant, he would

from the pain and discomfort, feeling the dog’s grounding,

die. He was given just 90 days to live.

solid strength. He started building kennels in his dad’s ga-

He came home from the hospital under hospice care,

AT THE HEART OF THE ORGANIZATION’S MISSION IS SECOND CHANCES.

rage, and started bringing in more foster dogs.

and was very, very sick: He had problems with his kidneys,

He had been rescuing and fostering dogs all his life — he

pancreas, gallbladder, he looked yellow in the face, plus he

rescued his first dog, Specker, when he was nine years old

When a buddy of his got out of prison, Skow connected

was going through opiate withdrawal and had intense and

after he found him in a storm drain on the way home from

him with a dog, and he saw how their relationship “changed

confusing brain fog and hallucinations. He didn’t recognize

school. Going through this healing process with the dogs was

the whole trajectory of his life.” He felt he was onto some-

himself when he looked in the mirror.

“transformative,” he said, and he began “bringing more dogs

thing and spent nearly five years trying to set up a dog pro-

into the pack.”

gram in prisons. They finally were accepted into the Califor-

“All I wanted to do was kill myself,” Skow said. “I was highly focused on taking my own life. I just couldn't figure

Every two days he drove two-and-a-half hours each way

out how to live. I had not been without drugs and alcohol

from Tehachapi, California to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

my whole life. I just didn't know how to do anything. I was

in Los Angeles for blood work and imaging. He started journ-

nia City Correctional Facility, and since then it’s been Skow’s mission to get into every prison in America.

Here’s how the prison program, called Pawsitive Change,

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works: Marley’s Mutts partners with California state prisons and pairs incarcerated men with a rescue dog for three months, with the goal of “mutual rehabilitation.” The

“WE HAVE DONE OUR NATION AND OURSELVES A TREMENDOUS DISSERVICE BY ASSUMING THAT THE TWO-AND-A-HALF MILLION INCARCERATED MEN AND WOMEN IN THIS COUNTRY CAN'T BE PRODUCTIVE, INCREDIBLE, WONDERFUL SOURCES OF LIGHT FOR THIS WORLD”

inmates have weekly tasks set up to build compassion, develop skills, combat recidivism, and prepare for healthy and productive lives after incarceration. Every year the program trains more than 150 dogs with 400 inmates.

Marley’s Mutts chooses dogs based on the dog’s compatibility with the program: their breed and their personality, for example. Dogs that need structure, training, and routine thrive in the program. Dogs that don’t have a strong connection with people benefit, too, because they develop trust with people during the program. Surprisingly, the most insecure, reserved dogs generally end up doing well because they get so much time with the program participants.

Though he’s passionate about animals, Skow said he’s even more connected to the work he does to help people. He laments the fact that the U.S. spends $182 billion per year locking up more than 2 million people — numbers that come from a study by the Prison Policy Initiative.

California spends more to keep one person in prison every year than Skow makes as the director of his nonprofit. He bemoans the way the U.S. prison system affects families, especially the children, of incarcerated people. He wants to play a part in creating opportunities for these people who have the odds stacked against them.

“We have done our nation and ourselves a tremendous disservice by assuming that the two-and-a-half million incarcerated men and women in this country can't be productive, incredible, wonderful sources of light for this world,” he said.

He’s designed the prison program to work as a pathway for people to redeem their lives, to progress society, and to break the prison cycle. Many of the Pawsitive Change program participants end up working for rescues or as trainers once they leave prison, a development that makes Skow proud.

“What it’s really helping people do is understand that returning citizens — formerly incarcerated people — are human beings,” Skow said. “[They have] enormous potential and maybe even more perspective on life than a lot of us do because of what they've been through. … We all have something to offer this world, and we are all deserving of a second chance.”

“ WE ALL HAVE SOMETHING TO OFFER THIS WORLD, AND WE ARE ALL DESERVING OF A SECOND CHANCE. ”

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Brewery Creates Edible Six-Pack Rings to Save Ocean Animals

Elephants Traveled 12 Hours to Mourn The Man Who Rescued Them

Plastic six-pack rings can have devastating

Lawrence Anthony was a South African

impacts on wildlife and the environment,

conservationist and author known for

but Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach,

his bold conservation efforts, such as

Florida got on board with a creative and

rescuing animals in the Baghdad Zoo

sustainable approach to beer packaging.

during the U.S. invasion of Iraq and

They teamed up with the company E6PR

negotiating with the Joseph Kony-led

(Eco Six Pack Ring) to be the first brewery

Lord’s Resistance Army to protect rhinos.

to implement E6PR’s biodegradable, edible

He also owned a game reserve called

six-pack rings.

Thula Thula, where he became known as “the elephant whisperer” for his work rescuing and rehabilitating violent, destructive elephants who were destined to be euthanized.

His wife, Françoise Malby-Anthony, told BBC that when Anthony died, the elephants started behaving strangely.

The elephants underwent a solemn,

The rings are made of wheat and barley ribbons leftover from the brewing process.

inexplicable procession, traveling hours to pay their respects.

When disposed of properly, the product

The two herds of wild South African

will degrade in days. When disposed of

elephants marched through the Zululand

improperly on open land or in a waterway,

bush to Anthony’s house, which took

it will still degrade in just a matter of weeks.

about 12 hours. His son Dylan told New

And since it’s made of compostable organic

York Times reporters the herd came to his

materials, it doesn’t cause harm to wildlife in

house on the edge of their reserve. They

case of ingestion.

stood near his home for two days in an

“It’s a big investment for a small brewery

apparent vigil before dispersing back into

created by fisherman, surfers, and people

the wild. The beautiful display is touching,

that love the sea,” brewery president Chris

especially coming from a species that’s

Gove said to CraftBeer.com. “We hope to

known for being capable of experiencing

influence the big guys and hopefully inspire

grief, loss, and even mourning one of their

them to get on board.”

own with tears.

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You May Have Never Heard of These Helpers Who Dedicated Their Entire Lives to Helping Animals You’ve heard of Jane Goodall and Steve

Valmik Thapar

Irwin for their world-changing work to

Valmik Thapar is an Indian naturalist,

help animals, but have you heard of any of

conservationist, and writer who spent

the wildlife conservationists below? There

decades studying India’s tiger population.

are dozens and dozens of people you should

He’s one of India's most respected wildlife

Lone Drøscher Nielsen

Dian Fossey

know about who are protecting wild species

experts and conservationists and has

Lone Drøscher Nielsen is a Danish

Dian Fossey was an American primatol-

and their habitats, and our hope is that on

produced and narrated documentaries

wildlife conservationist who established

ogist and conservationist known for her

this page you’ll learn about someone new

on India's natural habitat for programs

an orangutan reintroduction project in

study of mountain gorilla groups in Rwan-

who inspires you to find your own way of

on BBC, Animal Planet, Discovery, and

Borneo, Indonesia. The facility quickly

da from the mid-'60s until 1985, when she

helping animals in your corner of the world.

National Geographic.

became the largest primate rescue project

was murdered. Fossey was a member of the

in the world, saving not only the mostly

"Trimates," a group of prominent female sci-

orphaned baby orangutans from the local

entists studying great apes in their natural

Laurie Marker is a research scientist and

farmers and illegal pet-traders but also

environments, along with Jane Goodall, who

conservation biologist recognized as one

gradually re-introducing the animals to the

studied chimpanzees, and Birutė Galdikas,

of the world's leading cheetah experts.

rainforest. From 1996 until 2010, Drøscher

who studied orangutans. During her time in

She’s the founder and executive director

Nielsen lived in Borneo to help save the

Rwanda, she strongly opposed poaching and

of Cheetah Conservation Fund, a research

Bornean orangutan from extinction from

tourism in wildlife habitats.

and lobby institution in Namibia that

loss of its natural habitat because of logging

studies the country's cheetah population,

and oil palm plantations.

Laurie Marker

"THE EYES OF THE TIGER ARE THE BRIGHTEST OF ANY ANIMAL ON EARTH. THEY BLAZE BACK THE AMBIENT LIGHT WITH AWE-INSPIRING INTENSITY. IT WOULD BE A TRAGEDY, AND A TERRIBLE DERELICTION OF DUTY, IF WE ALLOWED THAT MAGICAL FIRE TO BURN OUT."

the largest and healthiest cheetah population in the world.

“When you realize the value of all life, you dwell less on what is past and concentrate more on the preservation of the future.”

Rosalie Edge Rosalie Barrow Edge was an environmental

Michael Werikhe

advocate, suffragist, and amateur birdwatch-

Michael Werikhe — known as the “Rhino

er who in 1929 established the Emergency

Man” — was a Kenyan conservationist.

Conservation Committee to expose the con-

Billy Arjan Singh was an Indian hunter-

He underwent long fundraising walks

servation establishment's ineffectiveness

turned-conservationist and author.

in the African Great Lakes region and

and advocate for species preservation. She

He was the first person to attempt to

overseas to raise funds for conservation

founded the world's first preserve for birds

reintroduce tigers and leopards from

of rhinos and other endangered African

of prey: Hawk Mountain Sanctuary near

captivity into the wild. He was awarded

mammals, walking for sometimes months

Kempton, Pennsylvania. In 1948, The New

the World Wildlife Fund's Gold Medal

at a time. BBC posthumously awarded

Yorker described her as "the only honest,

— the WWF's premier award — for his

him the “African of the Millennium"

unselfish, indomitable hellcat in the history

conservation work.

award in 1999.

of conservation."

Billy Arjan Singh

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