Alliance
for Animals, Wisconsin, Chained

Lori
Nitzel, Alliance for Animals;
Danielle Jonas, Stacy Taeuber, Pamela Hathaway
Melissa Tedrowe, Jason Saevre, Becky Rauwald
Shelley Reynolds, Susan Williams, Daniel Birk
Madison, WI
Atwood Ave/Eastwood/Division St. corner near Monty's
Blue Plate Diner in east Madison
Saturday, June 30 from 9-5pm
608-442-7270
alliance@allanimals.org

Activists
Chain Themselves to Highlight Suffering of Chained Dogs
Posted
By: nbc15.com
Nearly
a dozen people spent Saturday in the dog house, willingly, to
highlight the suffering of dogs chained outside in all types of
weather for hours on end, if not days.
Members
of the Wisconsin-based non-profit Alliance For Animals chained
themselves for eight hours Saturday to dog houses on the city's
East Side.
The
demonstration is part of national campaign called Chain Off 2007.
The
executive director of Alliance for Animals says dogs are social
beings, who crave companionship. Lori Nitzel says it's already
illegal in many communities to chain or tether dogs for long periods
of time.
"It's
very cruel and inhumane for the animal, and it's actually very
dangerous for people too. The majority of the injuries received
by children and deaths are from chained dogs because they become
very aggressive," Nitzel says.
Chain
Off 2007 is organized by Dogs Deserve Better. You can find a link
to the group's website by clicking on news links.



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