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For helping us achieve BETTER LIVES for animals,
we thank you!
To see all that we have achieved this year, click Campaigns and News and Videos
Dear Supporters,
2016! What a momentous year it’s been thanks to every one of you who has
supported our efforts! Here’s a breakdown of some of what your support
has enabled us to do.
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Humane Ethics and Animal Rights Academy
The Department of Agriculture in the Western Cape, based at Elsenburg near Stellenbosch, has asked us to put together a module on Animal Rights that could potentially be added to the syllabus of veterinary students. This sparked us into action to develop an on-line registered accreditation course in Human Ethics and Animal Rights which we will launch in early 2017.
We hope to adapt it later, for teachers, high school learners, social workers and others.
2
Cage Free South Africa
With the endorsement of Cape Town Tourism, restaurants and hotels are enthusiastically signing the pledge to use only cage-free eggs in all their meals. Special thanks to Ninette Tarlton for achieving so many pledges! And now, the move to cage-free has started in Durban (thanks to Jo Reynolds), and Johannesburg too!
3
Cage Free Challenge
See our Cage Free Challenge to Pick n Pay, Shoprite/Checkers and Spar to join the move to responsible and caring consumerism.
"WE CHALLENGE Pick n Pay, Shoprite, Checkers and Spar to give battery eggs the boot by making 2017 the year of the big phase-out of this unrelenting torture and misery for laying hens."
This video follows McDonalds' agreement to a phase out
of battery eggs after extreme efforts by ourselves, CIWF HQ, Greater Than, Owl, and others.
4
Breeding sows too are emerging gradually from their horrendous crates
Better lives for pigs
A measure of freedom for pregnant pigs is becoming a reality.
Our unrelenting push for better lives is paying off.
5
Dog Fighting Must Fall
Our Anti Dog fighting workshops were a huge success and wonderfully received by social workers and teachers. Our workshops will continue in 2017.
We could not have done these workshops without the funding of our supporters.
In search of Empathy Humane Education Workshops
We are thrilled to announce new hands on deck -
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Precious Ncayiyana - our in-house bloggist on nutrition with wells of valuable information
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Joy Rosario - previously with National Department of Basic Education and now instructional designer, developing Humane Education e-courses
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Dumisani Nana - columnist for a community newspaper, helping us spread the word about the horrors of factory farming
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New hands on deck!
Precious Ncayiyana
Joy Rosario
Dumisani Nana
7
Humane Education Resources
2016 also saw a fast growing awareness of our Humane Education resources for schools and their popularity around the country has gained traction. In 2016, these resources have been used in:
Schools in Greyton (thanks to Greyton Transition Town)
Mannenburg (thanks to Mannenburg Pets)
Robertson (thanks to Wendy Botha)
Eerste River (thanks to HOD Teacher Vivienne Rutgers at Forest Heights Primary School)
Hanover Park (thanks to the NGO Community Action towards a Safer Environment (CASE)
Spurwing Primary
Nokuphila Primary (thanks to Love Trust)
Swan Prep School
Aspiranze Primary
ITEC Library Centre (thanks to Angela Tuson)
And the following book-sellers have brought us very valued orders:
Sherin Books and Charts (check)
Basically Books
AFRO School Suppliers
Sharp Kidz Edubooks
Edufocus
Edulink
8
Friends dont Bite
One of our resources – a comic for teenagers called
Friends don’t Bite which highlights the care of dogs in three up-beat stories – has been selected by the following organisations for distribution around Africa as part of rabies control:
Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC)
Pan-African Rabies Control Network (PARACON) Steering Committee
The World Health Organization has bought the rights to this comic book.
We feel privileged to be part of a cause that is so fundamental to human integrity and dignity.
With your help our reach, our influence for a kinder world is growing.
Your support is vital and valued beyond measure.
Warm regards for the festive season,
Louise and Kelly
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Registration No. IT450/2001
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