In Memory of Rita Sarnicola
Rita’s friends at C.A.S.H. lost a dear friend and colleague on February 3, 2012. Rita Sarnicola passed away after a long illness. Rita was a strong fighter for animal protection. She was the founder of…
Our Beautiful Dog Was Shot!
By Lisa G. S. Berg, DVM Our beautiful malamute/husky dog, Reka, was shot yesterday while hiking with Jeff on a high use trail in Pike National Forest, across the street from the road we live on. At…
Hillsborough, New Jersey, Fear Hunters Will Kill A Child
Parents in the Township of Hillsborough, NJ, are afraid to let their children play in yards after a bullet came into a resident’s house. The bullet passed through a linen closet and fell after hitting…
The Sandhill Cranes of Kentucky
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) has created a hunting season for Sandhill Cranes, a bird not formerly hunted legally in Kentucky. They are already hunted legally in 12 other states, all…
Wildlife Management – Due For Change
By Janet Piszar In NJ, a war is raging. The adversaries are the activists for modernized wildlife management vs. traditional hunters. The unsuspecting majority is made to believe that hunting, although dreadful, is necessary for…
Bad Hare Days – One Man’s Fight Against a Cruel Blood Sport!
By John Fitzgerald Reviewed by E.M. Fay This engaging first-hand account of the long fight to end the barbaric “sport” of hare coursing in Ireland is related in a novelistic manner, partly because of the…
Mourn for Civility and What’s Kind and Gentle
September 1, 2011, marked the first day of Mourning dove hunting in 93 years! Oh, and they can be shot with lead shot. (We will write more about hunting and lead ammunition in the next…
Exposing the Big Game
Mark Your Calendar for June 29th. That is the date of the release of EXPOSING THE BIG GAME, Jim Robertson’s first book. You can read more about the book here: http://www.all-creatures.org/aw/index.html Jim can be contacted…
Letter From the President – Winter 2012
I am looking over our database of hunting accidents for the year gone by. In just about every way it was a typical year for accidents, with our being able to document 544 that we…
Binghamton University’s Deer “Cull” Stopped in its Tracks!
How it happened On November 21st 2011, I received an email from Sidell Gold from Binghamton: I wanted you to know of the planned culling of nearly 200 deer, to take place during student break.…