Opposition
First Quarter Blog Favorites
For the first quarter of 2010, the blogs that attracted the most eyeballs focused on the disaster in Haiti and the disastrous organization run by professional scammer and profiteer Rick Berman. You also paid special attention to our animal rescue operations (specifically the ones in . . .
This April Fools’, CCF Is the Joke

Imagine that I, while serving as president and CEO of The HSUS, owned a for-profit public relations company and that 92 cents of every dollar donated to The HSUS went to that very company or to me. I was paid by The HSUS, and then . . .
Follow the Money
Please ask, who paid for that attack ad against The HSUS in today’s New York Times? What is the so-called “Center for Consumer Freedom” and what corporations fund this shadowy organization?
Talk Back: CCF, Farm Animal Welfare
Many thanks to readers for the expressions of support and outpouring of donations to The HSUS in response to my blog exposing the misnamed “Center for Consumer Freedom.” Meanwhile, you expressed enthusiasm for the launch of the ballot initiative in Ohio and outrage about the treatment of dairy cows after watching an exposé on ABC News’ Nightline.
They Defend Animal Cruelty: Don’t Let Them Win

The animal cruelty apologists at the phony Center for Consumer Freedom say they will step up their attacks on us this week. Will you make a special gift today and show CCF that those who care about animals won’t back down?
Talk Back: Obstacles to Animal Protection
I always welcome your comments, and today I post some of your thoughts on a few subjects.
The HSUS: Advocating for All Animals

I write a page three essay for each issue of All Animals, our bi-monthly member magazine, and here’s my piece in the current issue. If you’re not already an HSUS member, and now join at the $25 level or higher, you’ll receive a subscription to this fabulous magazine.
HSUS Hands-on Care: A World of Good Around the World

In addition to the enormous gains we made to help billions of animals through our big-picture work in 2009, I was pleased to inventory how much we accomplished, and how many animals we helped, through direct care programs.
Talk Back: Ohio’s Issue 2, Opposition
Your comments on two posts from last week that take our opponents to task for their effort to retard reform.
One Lone Voice Against Animal Welfare

I’ve been encouraged, even heartened, by the swift and broad reaction to The HSUS’s recent undercover investigations of wanton animal abuse. That is, with one inexcusable exception.
The HSUS Strategy for Success

When you are the largest and most accomplished organization in the animal protection movement, it’s logical that you’ll be feared by groups or corporations that stand in the way of progress.
Center for Industry Freedom?

There are some within the agribusiness sector who recognize that the public is deeply concerned about animal welfare, food safety, and transparency. Then, there are the likes of CCF and David Martosko: Is there a form of institutional cruelty that they won’t defend or conceal?