How Sweden’s Länsstyrelsen System Kills Animals without a Trial
Dogs, cats, and other companion animals in Sweden can be seized and euthanised without criminal charges, without veterinary necessity, and without judicial adjudication.
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AN EXPOSÉ: Sweden’s Fur Farms and the Legal System That Fails ALL Animals
The suffering and abuse of all animals in Sweden persist while the law stands silent.
From Companion to Carcass: The Dark Reality Behind Aalborg Zoo’s ‘Donations’
“A Danish zoo invites the public to hand over living pets and horses to be killed and fed to predators—an act disguised as conservation but rooted in cruelty, betrayal, and convenience killing.” For those who, like me, live in a Scandinavian country—Sweden in my case—and who are animal rights advocates, this news will sadly come…
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SKANSEN ZOO AND THE UNLAWFUL MURDERING OF WOLVES
In the early hours of Wednesday, October 6, I had a strange dream. I dreamt I was driving along a busy road and saw what I thought were four dogs. One had been hit by a car and was lying on the side of the road while the other three were just wondering around trying…
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Kelly, the blind kitten, is SAFE!
It is just thrilling to see that our sweet Kelly’s life has been spared. I think about all the others like Kelly, here in Sweden, with no one to fight for them and no brave veterinarian who would put a lot on the line to save them.However, this is an important victory that involves so…
Kelly. the blind kitten and the Swedish anomaly (part II)
Kelly, the blind kitten, has been targeted in Sweden by the very same authorities that in theory are supposed to protect her: the County Administrative Board, or Länsstyrelsen. Kattjouren are the organisation trying to save Kelly’s life. They managed to contact Länsstyrelsen Kalmar to ask a few questions, and as I was going through the…
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