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No Kill in Motion - The Words "Healthy" and "Treatable"

  • Writer: Aubrie Kavanaugh
    Aubrie Kavanaugh
  • Feb 23, 2021
  • 1 min read

We use the words healthy and treatable when we define No Kill to mean that shelters do not kill healthy and treatable animals. But what do those words really mean? In this panel discussion we talk about the meaning of those words, the Asilomar Accords of 2004 and the Matrix published by the The No Kill Advocacy Center.


Participating in the discussion are Davyd Smith of No Kill Colorado, Alan Rosenberg of the NJ Animal Observer and Aubrie Kavanaugh of Paws4Change and No Kill Huntsville. The video runs approximately 12 minutes.


The link to the Animal Evaluation Matrix is at this link:


"On My Way" courtesy of Fisher.



We also had a panel discussion last month with video and film recommendations. It runs approximately 10 minutes.


The recommendations we refer to are below:








Dog by Dog (a documentary film about the politics and financial aspects of the commercial dog breeding industry) Available on Netflix, Youtube, iTunes, etc. Trailer: https://youtu.be/j1M7dJQg8F8



Beyond the Myth: A Film about Pit Bulls and Breed Discrimination Available on Youtube, Amazon Prime, iTunes, etc. Trailer: https://youtu.be/1HE6act57Aw



Blackfish Available on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Youtube and others Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G93be...

 
 
 

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There are currently hundreds of communities across the USA whose shelters have stopped killing healthy or treatable pets. The shelters in your community can do that, too. If your community is not already No Kill, your shelters need to hear from you and your friends.... please get involved to save lives.

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