Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqlF2rvcYIsPart 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsMjgnLxFRwPart 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgZ0dSiTGdIFor those who think Penn & Teller are Bullshit
http://www.doggienews.com/2005/06/more-information-on-peta-animal.htmThe Center notes that PETA makes a practice of killing most of the animals it rescues, as much as 85 percent, while finding homes for just 14 percent. The Center goes on to note that some SPCA centers are just the opposite, finding homes for a majority of its animals.
While PETA has claimed that most of the animals it kills are "broken beings," the dead animals discovered by North Carolina police included a female cat and -- according to a local veterinarian -- her two "very adoptable" kittens. "These were just kittens we were trying to find homes for," he told PETA's hometown Virginian-Pilot. "PETA said they would do that, but these cats never made it out of the county."
Wait a minute! If an animal is so bad off healthwise, then why isn't PETA sparing no expense to save it? Isn't it considered "ethical treatment" to provide life-saving veterinary care to a sick animal? PETA is a group that has the words "ethical treatment" in its name.
I guess you can call me ignorant, because I had no idea that PETA euthanized animals at all. I had this crazy notion that PETA cared for each and every animal on this planet. I know the Humane Society euthanizes animals, I know that the SPCA euthanizes too, but I didn't expect PETA to do this.
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/535593.htmlPETA is based in Norfolk, Va., but its work has international scope. The group, which raises more than $25 million a year from 1.6 million supporters, opposes any human use of animals, whether for food, fashion or research. In the more than two decades since its founding, it has become a major threat to medical researchers, meatpackers, fur sellers and others.
Now, two of its employees stand accused of tossing garbage bags full of euthanized cats and dogs into a Dumpster behind a Piggly Wiggly in Hertford County, 130 miles northeast of Raleigh.
Adria J. Hinkle and Andrew B. Cook, both of whom work in PETA's Norfolk office, are charged with 21 counts each of animal cruelty, a felony that can carry prison time, along with littering and obtaining property by false pretenses.
http://www.petakillsanimals.com/index.cfm