Liticia Rodrigues had rescued a pack of dogs in Brooklyn, taking them to the veterinarian, vaccinating and altering them. But when the NY City Health Department heard about her efforts they gave her summonses for not licensing the dogs. Not knowing who to turn to Leticia called PetNews for advice. We assigned her an expert legal representative and all of the summonses were dismissed. Leticia continued to take care of the dogs.

A nice, fatty steak is an all-American meal, especially in the South. Now, people can see a report which the networks cannot show. Why not? Because the meat eating industry and its reliant industries simply buy too much TV advertising time. This report will astonish you on how the meat eating food chain is killing people and animals in the most tortuous ways. The situation with "downer" food animals had been so dangerous to people for so many decades, way before mad cow disease broke out, that the US Congress finally stepped in and just past a new law.

The fur trade continues with its up and down market. The cruelty of the steel jaw leghold trap is shown in this behind the scenes documentary about how fur is cultivated and made, and how innocents pay the price for the self-indulgent vulgar few. Meanwhile, Oleg Cassini and many other name designers are giving up fur as a result of a re-awakening of their consciences. Watch this and be amazed.

New York University's experiments on chimps draws condemnation from medical professionals and students alike. Notorious animal researcher Ronald Wood allowed to do lethal experiments on chimps related to studying AIDS. However medical professionals denounce such testing as useless to humans and accuse NYU and the researcher of bilking the gravy train of federal grants under the guise of medical research.