The dark side of the Australian tracks. They're the victims you'll never see at the racetrack. Tied up, terrified, and savagely mauled in widespread 'live baiting' sessions. Groundbreaking Animals Australia / Animal Liberation Qld investigations uncover the shocking truth!...
Read MoreIn Macau nobody is authorized to go inside the Canidrome to have a picture! Even the NGOs like Anima! All is a secret business, broadcast in live as nobody goes there! Broadcasting in live creates the potential of huge illegal betting In Macau and in Mainland China! Is this what the community wants? No! The Macau Government has to stop this bloody business!...
Read MoreRetired track Greyhound can live in families like any other dog! The track in Macau tells us that Greyhounds need a special training in order to be adopted by families. We have as our partners the most experienced people handling Greyhounds in the world and all of them refer that this is a silly lie! That lie is making the Canidrome giving only for adoption in the last three years a total of four dogs! And the first one was adopted by its own vet! They prefer to kill them in an average of 30 per month than to be active in adoptions! Why? Because easily, after killing, they buy in Australia and sell them in public auction pocketing money that is not taxable or subject to very low taxes! And the Macau Authorities doesn’t care at all about that! Instead of being active in adoptions, the Canidrome uses the IACM Macau...
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857-Ron Chai was lost in the trail when walked by one volunteer (staff in day-off) from 29 April. It passed already two days and no signs of him. Anima has been looking for him up to night time. We are closing daily at 5 pm up to this Sunday in order to allow all Anima team to look for him. He was lost in the trail near Anima in Altinho de Ka Ho area with a leash and a harness. IACM was informed as the animal is property of Anima and properly registered as so. He is mainly black and a little brown! If you see him please call Anima (63018939, 28703224)! Thanks!...
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For those who continue to abandon animals because of a pregnancy or because of children, please see one more good example of a responsible family. It comes today from Shibani and her husband! They have adopted 783-Trileg, now Jumpy, on 8 July 2012. Trileg was abandoned by another family on 25 January 2012, because who was in charge of him refers that he barks at night time! Now little Rohan was born and Jumpy is his Bodyguard! Jumpy is a very big and friendly black dog that had a leg very damaged when was living in a site in Taipa. Anima had no choice than to cut his leg! According to Shibani “they are getting along very well and I wanted to share that with you guys. Jumpy is very protective of him. Purely by instinct. He is an amazing dog. And I'm glad that Rohan is so lucky to have this...
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Today 23 people visited us, 17 were Wynn Macau staff! Steve Wynn is Anima Honorary Life President! More and more visitors come to Anima! Last year we have 5,511 visitors as compared with 5,032 visitors in 2013, an increase of around 9.5%! In 2015, up to the end of March, we had 1,775 visitors an increase of 24.7% as compared with 1,481 in the same period of 2014! Thank you for trusting us and supporting our work! Please help us donating to ANIMA – Sociedade Protectora dos Animais de Macau to the following bank accounts: Banco Nacional Ultramarino, account number 9003472840 Bank of China, account number 01-01-20-794318 ICBC, account number 0119100200000960934 And inform us of your donation to anima@macau.ctm.net [gallery ids="14445,14443,14441,14439,14437,14435,14433,14431,14429,14425,14423"]...
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857-Ron Chai was walked by one of our staff, as a volunteer as she was in day-off, in the trails near the helicopter area when escaped scared with the sound of one helicopter. He was properly leashed and with a harness. It was the first time he went out of Anima. This is the new measure being implemented by Anima in order to socialize all dogs with community members in order to allow them to go out to the trails and be more prepared to be adopted! Unfortunately, he got so scared that unexpectedly tried to bite the volunteer which lost control of him. We have been looking for him until 7:30 pm last night and we have now six staff of Anima looking for him in the Altinho de Ka Ho area. Unfortunately he escaped also with the leash. IACM was informed as the animal is property of Anima and...
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1445-Wifi will stay with us for a while as the family has to go out of Macau. This program is mainly available to members and adopters at special rates. For dogs, 50 patacas per day and for cats 30 patacas per day. In case of members the membership fees must be update and fully paid for all the year (MOP 360). Non members or non adopters may exceptionally apply for this facility paying double, if we have space. Priority is always given to members and adopters! Who has adopted one animal from Anima do not pay any accommodation fee in the first year of adoption provided the period of accommodation does not exceed 15 days! So, this program is also conceived to convince community members to be our members. For a dog, for instance, for a 15 days period, the savings is 750 patacas and for cats 450, enough to pay two...
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C867-Tofu that was rescued by Anima on December 23, 2014 under the bridge in Macau ferry terminal, with one eye infected and cat flu, was adopted now by Mrs. Un. Mrs. Un adopted also C904-Cliff that was rescued by Anima on March 6, 2015, lost in Jardim da Estrela. Thanks Mrs. Un! Please Adopt and never buy! Please help us donating to ANIMA – Sociedade Protectora dos Animais de Macau to the following bank accounts: Banco Nacional Ultramarino, account number 9003472840 Bank of China, account number 01-01-20-794318 ICBC, account number 0119100200000960934 (ICBC jetco, please do not input the first three digits) And inform us of your donation to anima@macau.ctm.net [gallery ids="14402,14400,14398,14396,14394,14392"]...
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Anima has received in the past calls of several owners telling that as the wife was pregnant the doctor advises them not to have pets living at home. As so, they abandoned the pets that lived with them in some cases more than ten years! This is a stupidity and total ignorance! And a violation of the rights of the animals! This is also a lie and a terrible mistake as the animals are the best way for kids to grow with enough body capacities to fight for infections. The company of a pet increases the capacity of the human immune system to protect himself against diseases. Kids should not live in a “bell jar”! Mandy has her baby last year and never abandon her two pets! Not during the pregnancy nor even after her baby was born. Thanks Mandy! Never abandon your pet! Abandoning a pet is cruelty! Pets are for life! Please help us donating...
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