ATAAC
 
good news help needed issue petition rally

Tweets

  • 23 July 2014
    IT appears one Council's way of dealing with a dog that had no real 'home' for 3 years, posed no threat to anyone... fb.me/6OfDw95SI
  • 22 July 2014
    Keep an eye out for these delicious, cruelty-free alternatives next time you're at Woolies! fb.me/1arula1ra
  • 21 July 2014
    If you are aged between 14-18 years of age then please take this short survey for CQ University Australia for a... fb.me/6C2Q5372k
  • 21 July 2014
    Awww this is sooo beautiful!!!!... fb.me/3siKktdAv
  • 20 July 2014
    Something to consider if you're thinking of adopting a furry friend! fb.me/20AzUiQ8l
  • 17 July 2014
    Where will you be tomorrow in Melbourne? Come join in the fight agains BSL (Breed Specific Legislation)... fb.me/2S6hNwBaa
  • 15 July 2014
    Love, strength and prayers to Myron's family tonight, he is currently on his way to the vet as his time has come.... fb.me/6CIrtCYaF
  • 14 July 2014
    Join us at the World Premiere of this amazing film showing as part of the upcoming Melbourne Film Festival. 'The... fb.me/32NcMTxgL
  • 12 July 2014
    fb.me/6BnL6Fm4x
  • 9 July 2014
    ONEWorld Summit Australia is THIS weekend! Don't miss seeing our very own Thomas King present on all things... fb.me/3nTAH43xG
ATAAC | Australian Teens Against Animal Cruelty - New New BOOKS!!

Feb 16 2010 by ATAAC

We've scoured the world for the latest and best animal books to get you motivated and involved or just point you in the right direction to leading a cruelty free lifestyle.

We're still waiting on another delivery from London, which we'll add as soon as they're here.

A few of our other books have sold out so give us a shout if you particularly want those books and we'll get them out to you as soon as they arrive.


Check out the 'gear' section of our website HERE



Animal Rights: How YOU can make a differenceBabylons Ark- The Incredible Wartime Rescue of the Baghdad ZooFree the AnimalsGet Involved- Animal Rights ActivistFrom Dusk till til' DawnThanking the Monkey- Rethinking the way we treat animals
more ›

Want to Comment? You need to Login or Register first.

Login [?][?]
 
  • 23 Jul 2014
    IT appears one Council's way of dealing with a dog that had no real 'home' for 3 years, posed no threat to anyone and was being cared for by one person over this time, is to shoot the dog who was so close to getting rescued and medical treatment for his wounds caused by his skin overgrowing his collar. RIP Boy. Feel free to comment on City of Darwin's FB page https://www.facebook.com/cityofdarwin A beautiful boy died today ........he had no name...except "boy", he had no home.....except the bush and he never got the chance to be loved. He did have someone who cared for him and gave him food a...

 
Home | Contact us | Link to us | Shop | Donate
© ATAAC.org | Terms & Privacy | Hosted carbon neutral | Site by DesignVoodoo.com