Defenders of Animal Rights 14412 Old York Road Phoenix, MD 21131 Work (410) 527-1466

Saturday, May 25, 2013

"The scales of justice must be equal for all God's creatures." Defenders of Animal Rights, Inc., is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating cruelty to all animals. In 1988, our shelter opened in the middle of a 35.8 acre wildlife sanctuary in Northern Baltimore County. What makes Defenders so unique is that we hold adoptable animals for as long as it takes to find each and every one a forever home. We have adopted out almost 24,000 animals!
http://www.adopt-a-pet.org/

If you wish to donate directly to Defenders of Animal Rights (Maryland), then send your donation to the address below. Keep in mind, DareDealer.com is not responsible for inaccurate information posted online, so be sure to check with the charity first.

Defenders of Animal Rights
14412 Old York Road
Phoenix, MD 21131

05/15/2013 08:12 AM

PeteWalkerAdv commented VIDEO: Pet shop protesters told 'to get some jobs'

Animal rights campaigners staged a protest outside a pet shop in Chelmsford yesterday - leaving the owner stunned. Michele Pawsey, owner of Aquapets in Moulsham Street, contacted police after she ran into members of Essex Animal Defenders, who formed a picket line outside her store. Clearly shocked by the commotion outside, she even called police, but three officers decided the peaceful protest ...

05/23/2013 06:55 AM

05/23/2013 12:49 CHINA - UNITED STATES Chinese activists appeal to white house against “Dog meat Festival”

» An online petition calls for U.S. intervention to stop a "bloody tradition." The promoters state: no "politics" motives behind the appeal. For the defenders of tradition, dog meat cures disease and improves sexual performance in men. In recent days, a rapper has spoken out against the festival.

04/30/2013 03:15 AM

Cruelty in the name of food

So gut-wrenching are the images — cows being shocked, turkeys being stomped, horses being burned with chemicals, piglets kicked like soccer balls — that the videos recorded by animal rights organizations at factory farms are almost impossible to watch.

04/29/2013 01:28 AM

European court upholds ban on paid political advertising

British and Irish law meet European human rights standard but at odds with US practice

05/17/2013 01:27 PM

The IRS targeted tea party groups. Did liberal groups get better treatment?

Today marks the one-week anniversary of the Internal Revenue Service's disclosure that it improperly scrutinized certain conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. As an inspector general report on the practice found, groups with phrases like "tea party," "patriots" and "9/12 project" were targeted for the "Be On the Look Out" or "BOLO" list, and often [...]