Care For The Wild

Geomyda · 27-01-2010, 07:55 AM

During our meeting with Tesco plc in early December 09 Care For the Wild's representative Mark Jones indicated that China was facing up to change in some of its cultural practices. With the assistance of the RSPCA, and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, they were drafting new legislation in respect of Animal welfare.
Today, on the front page of the Guardian Newspaper is a Story: Not just for dinner China's pet lovers seek a ban on eating dogs.
Is this a step towards a change in attitude, and conduct?

27-01-2010, 07:55 AM	#21
Geomyda Senior Member Adult Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Surrey Posts: 2,094	Glimmer of hope?? During our meeting with Tesco plc in early December 09 Care For the Wild's representative Mark Jones indicated that China was facing up to change in some of its cultural practices. With the assistance of the RSPCA, and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, they were drafting new legislation in respect of Animal welfare. Today, on the front page of the Guardian Newspaper is a Story: Not just for dinner China's pet lovers seek a ban on eating dogs. Is this a step towards a change in attitude, and conduct?

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