Guest guest Posted August 16, 2009 Report Share Posted August 16, 2009 Excerpted from People4ChineseAnimals: After long hours of negotiations between the Changshou Police, cat lovers and the cat-nappers, donations of 15000 RMB from the Authority of Bixi County in Changshou finally helped the rescuers buy 800 cats from the cat-nappers. Several brave lost cat owners were lying down on front of the truck to stop the cat-nappers from driving the trucks away. They said: “If you drive the cats away, then roll over our bodies first!†That was a bloody hard protest! The rescuers didn't eat anything but water for the whole day and night. Another 1000 cats were rescued earlier on the evening of August 5th at Jiaxing in Zhejiang Province, also not far from Shanghai. All together 2000 cats got rescued from 2 cat-napper trucks which were on the way down to the South, Guangdong Province restaurants. Unfortunately, there was another truck also with around 1000 cats that has been released at Jiaxing by the local police and managed to get away before the cat rescuers arrived. We urgently call on the Animal Protection Law to protect our poor four legged friends in China! Many thanks and great appreciations to: Shanghai Cats Protection Team Pets Union Suzhou Small Animal Protection Assn Zhejiang Animal Protection Assn Loving Cat Owners (who's cats got stolen by the cat-nappers) China Small Animal Protection Association Police Officers of Changshou City The Authority of Changshou City Council and Bixi County The Authority of Suzhou City Council The Authority of Central Agricultural Forest Bureau The Authority of Public Security Bureau of Jiangsu Province The Media The Animal Lovers from Website All Around the World Thanks all http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTEwNjcyNTA0.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi all, I am sending below my latest communication with the groups in China. If anyone wants to see any improvements for animals in China, the only way to do it is helping the animal people there who are struggling, indeed going thru hell to help save animals. The idea of a boycott is simply a way of making someone feel good that he/she did something. But in fact, it is not only worthless because only AR people will adhere to it, and our number will make absolutely no difference. Just take a trip to Wal-Mart and the answer is there. Apart from that, going around trying " to sell " this boycott will bring about anger and even hatred which in exchange will prevent good people from doing something that is worthwhile. I know what I am talking about because I am being a victim of harassment by a hate person who is now simply harassing me because I didn't join her hate promenade. So, if anyone truly wish to help animals in China, he/she must pull up the socks and help in the old fashioned way: Hands on. There is no easy way. Rosa Hi Rosa, Please see the more photos about August 6th cat rescues in Changshou near Shanghai. Those photos were taken during the long day and night waiting for the release of the caged cats, heartbroken! The lost cat owners were not lying down on front of the truck, they were lying down UNDER the truck to stop the cat-nappers from driving the trucks away! they were more brave than I thought. Thanks for your support! http://lindaxu928.blog.sohu.com/129350926.html http://sanmaocun.blog.sohu.com/129178272.html August 6 2009 Among 2000 Cats Have Been Rescued Near Shanghai From the early morning of August the 5th, to the evening of the 6th, after more than 30 hours of the protest, among 2000 cats got rescued near Shanghai. The video (link below) shows the animal protection volunteers (all from Shanghai, Suzhou and Zhejiang Province) transferring the cat cages (among 800 cats) down from the truck which was pursued and stopped successfully by animal lovers at the highway of Changshou City. After long hours of negotiations between the Changshou Police, cat lovers and the cat-nappers, donations of 15000 RMB from the Authority of Bixi County in Changshou finally helped the rescuers buy 800 cats from the cat-nappers. Several brave lost cat owners were lying down on front of the truck to stop the cat-nappers from driving the trucks away. They said: “If you drive the cats away, then roll over our bodies first!†That was a bloody hard protest! The rescuers didn't eat anything but water for the whole day and night. Another 1000 cats were rescued earlier on the evening of August 5th at Jiaxing in Zhejiang Province, also not far from Shanghai. All together 2000 cats got rescued from 2 cat-napper trucks which were on the way down to the South, Guangdong Province restaurants. Unfortunately, there was another truck also with around 1000 cats that has been released at Jiaxing by the local police and managed to get away before the cat rescuers arrived. Protests for these will do NOTHING to help them in China. The China gov't doesn't care since it will not affect their sales, and the protest news aren't published in China, so no one knows. Even if they did, it wouldn't help spay/neuter/feed 2000 cats. Among other people I work with, Joy is the newest person I've been dealing with. She is sending lots of her own money to help rescue the animals and I will be helping set up a Paypal account for people to donate to them directly. Until then, anyone can send money to Joy (have to ask her how) or donate thru my Paypal account and as usual - I'll transfer it to them via Western Union. There is a donate button on this page: www.antifursociety.org Here's a page of some of the people I've been helping these last 2 years, and will be developing a couple of other groups as soon as I have a chance. http://www.antifursociety.org/CHINA_MISSION.html Rosa My frustration is being directed not to people like you, Susan, but to those who unwittingly cause more harm than good. I am more grateful for your (and others) help to Chinese animals then you can begin to imagine because the suffering of animals in China pierces my heart in a way that many may not understand. It is fine for anyone to boycott China merchandize. I do whenever possible, but I am not taking this venue into consideration. Boycott is like having the desert instead of the meal--we can do without it. What is upsetting about it is that the boycott idea make a LOT of people think they are doing enough, and just lay back and wait for miracles to happen. Well, miracles don't happen because everything in this world cost a lot of money including taking care of 2000 desperate little furries. Boycotting Escada and similars are a whole different story. They are luxury items that many people decided to give up specially because of the global economy which THANK GOD is helping our anti-fur activism and other types of issues. But we have no illusions that it is all due to our activism. We, AR, are a different (small) class and the rest of the world don't care about what we think. It has all to do with money. Chinese animal groups need our help--moral and financial. Changes are happening very rapidly in China (THANK GOD), and the AR people financial ability is not being able to keep up with it. Anyone who truly wish to help for change, this is the time! Fuzzies, Rosa To visit People4ChineseAnimals on the web, go to: People4ChineseAnimals/ Note from Moderator: If you come across Chinese characters on websites, try copy and paste to: http://translate.google.com/ It does not give a perfect translation but it generally gives you a good idea of what is going on. John. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2009 Report Share Posted August 16, 2009 Brilliant! S. Chinny Krishna > Excerpted from People4ChineseAnimals: > > After long hours of negotiations between the Changshou Police, cat lovers > and the cat-nappers, donations of 15000 RMB from the Authority of Bixi > County in Changshou finally helped the rescuers buy 800 cats from the > cat-nappers. > > Several brave lost cat owners were lying down on front of the truck to > stop the cat-nappers from driving the trucks away. They said: “If you > drive the cats away, then roll over our bodies first!†That was a bloody > hard protest! The rescuers didn't eat anything but water for the whole > day and night. > > Another 1000 cats were rescued earlier on the evening of August 5th at > Jiaxing in Zhejiang Province, also not far from Shanghai. All together > 2000 cats got rescued from 2 cat-napper trucks which were on the way down > to the South, Guangdong Province restaurants. > > Unfortunately, there was another truck also with around 1000 cats that has > been released at Jiaxing by the local police and managed to get away > before the cat rescuers arrived. > > We urgently call on the Animal Protection Law to protect our poor four > legged friends in China! > > Many thanks and great appreciations to: > > > Shanghai Cats Protection Team > Pets Union > Suzhou Small Animal Protection Assn > Zhejiang Animal Protection Assn > Loving Cat Owners (who's cats got stolen by the cat-nappers) > China Small Animal Protection Association > Police Officers of Changshou City > The Authority of Changshou City Council and Bixi County > The Authority of Suzhou City Council > The Authority of Central Agricultural Forest Bureau > The Authority of Public Security Bureau of Jiangsu Province > The Media > The Animal Lovers from Website All Around the World > > Thanks all > > http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTEwNjcyNTA0.html > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Hi all, > > I am sending below my latest communication with the groups in China. If > anyone wants to see any improvements for animals in China, the only way to > do it is helping the animal people there who are struggling, indeed going > thru hell to help save animals. > > The idea of a boycott is simply a way of making someone feel good that > he/she did something. But in fact, it is not only worthless because only > AR people will adhere to it, and our number will make absolutely no > difference. Just take a trip to Wal-Mart and the answer is there. > > Apart from that, going around trying " to sell " this boycott will bring > about anger and even hatred which in exchange will prevent good people > from doing something that is worthwhile. I know what I am talking about > because I am being a victim of harassment by a hate person who is now > simply harassing me because I didn't join her hate promenade. > > So, if anyone truly wish to help animals in China, he/she must pull up the > socks and help in the old fashioned way: Hands on. There is no easy way. > > Rosa > > Hi Rosa, > > Please see the more photos about August 6th cat rescues in Changshou > near Shanghai. Those photos were taken during the long day and > night waiting for the release of the caged cats, heartbroken! The > lost cat owners were not lying down on front of the truck, they were > lying down UNDER the truck to stop the cat-nappers from driving the > trucks away! they were more brave than I thought. > > Thanks for your support! > > http://lindaxu928.blog.sohu.com/129350926.html > > http://sanmaocun.blog.sohu.com/129178272.html > > > > August 6 2009 > Among 2000 Cats Have Been Rescued Near Shanghai > From the early morning of August the 5th, to the evening of the 6th, after > more than 30 hours of the protest, among 2000 cats got rescued near > Shanghai. > > The video (link below) shows the animal protection volunteers (all from > Shanghai, Suzhou and Zhejiang Province) transferring the cat cages (among > 800 cats) down from the truck which was pursued and stopped successfully > by animal lovers at the highway of Changshou City. > > After long hours of negotiations between the Changshou Police, cat lovers > and the cat-nappers, donations of 15000 RMB from the Authority of Bixi > County in Changshou finally helped the rescuers buy 800 cats from the > cat-nappers. > > Several brave lost cat owners were lying down on front of the truck to > stop the cat-nappers from driving the trucks away. They said: “If you > drive the cats away, then roll over our bodies first!†That was a bloody > hard protest! The rescuers didn't eat anything but water for the whole > day and night. > > Another 1000 cats were rescued earlier on the evening of August 5th at > Jiaxing in Zhejiang Province, also not far from Shanghai. All together > 2000 cats got rescued from 2 cat-napper trucks which were on the way down > to the South, Guangdong Province restaurants. > > Unfortunately, there was another truck also with around 1000 cats that has > been released at Jiaxing by the local police and managed to get away > before the cat rescuers arrived. > > Protests for these will do NOTHING to help them in China. The China gov't > doesn't care since it will not affect their sales, and the protest news > aren't published in China, so no one knows. Even if they did, it wouldn't > help spay/neuter/feed 2000 cats. > > Among other people I work with, Joy is the newest person I've been dealing > with. She is sending lots of her own money to help rescue the animals and > I will be helping set up a Paypal account for people to donate to them > directly. Until then, anyone can send money to Joy (have to ask her how) > or donate thru my Paypal account and as usual - I'll transfer it to them > via Western Union. There is a donate button on this page: > www.antifursociety.org > > Here's a page of some of the people I've been helping these last 2 years, > and will be developing a couple of other groups as soon as I have a > chance. > http://www.antifursociety.org/CHINA_MISSION.html > Rosa > > > My frustration is being directed not to people like you, Susan, but to > those who unwittingly cause more harm than good. I am more grateful for > your (and others) help to Chinese animals then you can begin to imagine > because the suffering of animals in China pierces my heart in a way that > many may not understand. > > It is fine for anyone to boycott China merchandize. I do whenever > possible, but I am not taking this venue into consideration. Boycott is > like having the desert instead of the meal--we can do without it. What is > upsetting about it is that the boycott idea make a LOT of people think > they are doing enough, and just lay back and wait for miracles to happen. > Well, miracles don't happen because everything in this world cost a lot of > money including taking care of 2000 desperate little furries. > > Boycotting Escada and similars are a whole different story. They are > luxury items that many people decided to give up specially because of the > global economy which THANK GOD is helping our anti-fur activism and other > types of issues. But we have no illusions that it is all due to our > activism. We, AR, are a different (small) class and the rest of the world > don't care about what we think. It has all to do with money. > > Chinese animal groups need our help--moral and financial. Changes are > happening very rapidly in China (THANK GOD), and the AR people financial > ability is not being able to keep up with it. Anyone who truly wish to > help for change, this is the time! > > Fuzzies, > > Rosa > > To visit People4ChineseAnimals on the web, go to: > People4ChineseAnimals/ > > Note from Moderator: > If you come across Chinese characters on websites, try copy and paste to: > http://translate.google.com/ > It does not give a perfect translation but it generally gives you a good > idea of what is going on. > John. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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