Podcasts about animal protection league

Guest host Mike Quimby welcomes Serena Selinfreund of Girl Scouts of Central Illinois with an update on cookie sales, Animal Protection League event coordinator Jeff Cunningham on upcoming activities, and representatives of the Illinois Department of Transportation's child safety seat program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There is outrage over a planned bear hunt in New Jersey and critics say the current governor, Phil Murphy, promised to stop the bear hunt and needs to live up to that promise. The action point is simple. Call Governor Phil Murphy at 609 292-6000 and say NO to the bear hunt. Critics say the governor can stop it with an executive order. With wild animal populations being decimated across the globe, now is not the time for weekend warriors to head out in a densely populated state with guns to target bears. For those who believe there is a problem with bears encroaching on homes and lawns, there are non-lethal methods: bear proof garbage cans are very effective. We speak with Angi Metler, the head of the Animal Protection League of NJ and Bill Crain, who garnered publicity after he was arrested for protesting the bear hunt.

There is outrage over a planned bear hunt in New Jersey and critics say the current governor, Phil Murphy, promised to stop the bear hunt and needs to live up to that promise. The action point is simple. Call Governor Phil Murphy at 609 292-6000 and say NO to the bear hunt. Critics say the governor can stop it with an executive order. With wild animal populations being decimated across the globe, now is not the time for weekend warriors to head out in a densely populated state with guns to target bears. For those who believe there is a problem with bears encroaching on homes and lawns, there are non-lethal methods: bear proof garbage cans are very effective. We speak with Angi Metler, the head of the Animal Protection League of NJ and Bill Crain, who garnered publicity after he was arrested for protesting the bear hunt.

Catherine McCartney and Mark Nagelhout freed a bear cub from a trap in a New Jersey town, but what they believed was a good deed landed the animal rights activists in court. A judge ordered McCartney to serve 15 days in jail because of her record of freeing animals from traps set by government agents trying to protect communities from bears. Nancy Grace looks at the controversy with McCartney, Nagelhout, and their lawyer Doris Lin, director of legal affairs at Animal Protection League of New Jersey. Grace's expert panels also includes Zoo Logic podcast host Dr. Grey Stafford -- who is an animal trainer and zoologist, Atlanta lawyer and animal rights activist Penny Douglas-Furr, and Crime Stories reporter Robyn Walensky.

What happened to Tara Grinstead was a mystery for over a decade, but not jurors in the trial of Bo Dukes hear his confession to charges of helping Ryan Duke burn the Georgia beauty queen and high school teacher's corpse after she was strangled to death. This episode opens with a special report from the trial. Also, dogs can be your best friend, but sometimes these pets kill. Nancy Grace explores recent animal attacks with experts including animal trainer and zoologist Dr. Grey Stafford -- host of Zoo Logic podcast, the director of legal affairs at Animal Protection League of New Jersey Doris Lin, Atlanta lawyer and animal activist Penny Douglas-Furr, and Crime Stories reporter Robyn Walensky.

Doris Lin, Director of Legal Affairs for the Animal Protection League of New Jersey, returns to the Vegan Booster Club for another informative episode! Listen as we get our minds blown with real info from Doris on wildlife here in New Jersey. What should you do if there is a bear in your yard? What if you leave food in your car? What's the deal with the bear hunt? This episode was recorded in Spring 2018.

We talk with Doris Lin and Susan Russell from the Animal Protection League of New Jersey about deer, the New Jersey bear hunt and leg hold traps.

Tonight Curtis talks with NYC Mayoral Candidate Sal Albanese, James Hirsen, Record Columnist Bill Ervolino, and Angi Metler of Animal Protection League of New Jersey.

Joe Miele, TNR project coordinator, Broken Promises SW “A tight-knit colony is going to keep other [cats] out of the area.”  Joe Miele is the TNR project coordinator for Broken Promises SW, a non-profit that seeks to address community cat overpopulation in Las Cruces, New Mexico and the surrounding county. Joe has been working with community cats since the mid 1990s, when he began teaching TNR classes with the Animal Protection League in New Jersey. He was inspired by the amount of people who wanted to help the community cat population in New Jersey, but found a very different scene when he moved to Las Cruces. Faced with extremely anti-community cat ordinances, along with the general community's overwhelming apathy towards the colonies in the area, Joe started Broken Promises SW to try and help the cats in the area. There are very few resources for his TNR group in Las Cruces, so they rely mainly on donations and are always happy to accept help.   To learn more about Broken Promises, or to donate to Joe’s cause, search for Broken Promises SW on Facebook. You can also get in touch with Joe by emailing brokenpromisessw@comcast.net or by calling 575-680-1955.