- Welcome
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Homeless
- The Problem of Stray Dogs in Romania - between Reality and Fiction, Cruelty and Stupidity, Corruption and Business
- Problema Câinilor fără stăpan din România, între realitate și ficțiune, cruzime și prostie, corupție și afacere
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ARTICLES OF INTEREST
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- Romania's Animal Police, ANSVSA's market stunt to counter their image loss (opens in a new tab)
- Romania - The culture of systemic and institutional abuse funded by EU and taxpayers' money
- (ex) MEP Daciana Sarbu - aka Daciana Ponta - a head with two faces
- ASPA - From Animal Protection to Animal Extermination
- On the Seminar "Stray dogs: present and future" to be held on 3rd of June, 2015 in Iasi, Romania
- Suffering in Romania - The Legacy of Communism
- Romania - the systemic evil of corruption, ignorance and indifference (opens in a new tab)
- The Invisible Rape of Europe
- The invisible rape of Romania - The psychology of violence (opens in a new tab)
- The 'Making the Link' Study
- The Romanian Animal and Human Rights Crisis (opens in a new tab)
- Legal and constitutional aspect of the Romanian animal and human rights crisis (opens in a new tab)
- Romania - The nazification of social relations (opens in a new tab)
- Romanian Mass-Media – Ethics, professionalism and political constraints
- Animal abuse - psychological mechanisms / Abuzul animalelor – mecanisme psihologice
- Stefan Eck calls for resignation of Romanian animal protection authority coordinator
- GUE/NGL speaks out against the killing of stray dogs in Romania
- The current situation
- The position of the EU
- The New Law
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ACTIONS & PETITIONS
- The Letter & Petition to Commissioner Andriukaitis
- The Petition to the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe, and the President of Romania, to have ALL Romanian FVE representatives excluded from FVE until the cruelties inflicted on Romanian dogs have come to an end
- Federatia Veterinarilor din Europa: Excludeți toti reprezentanții romani din FVE, până când cruzimile asupra câinilor vor înceta
a campaign by OCCUPY FOR ANIMALS! and COMBATEREA ABUZURILOR
About this page
'
Hope for Romanian Dogs' is a joint campaign by Occupy for Animals and Alianta pentru Combaterea Abuzurilor, created in support of the new draft law initiated by Romanian Independent Member of the Romanian Parliament, Remus Cernea, in May 2015.
It includes the report 'The Problem of Stray Dogs in Romania – Between Reality and Fiction, Cruelty and Stupidity, Corruption and Business' - a project initiated by MEP Stefan Bernhard Eck, Vice-President of the European Parliament's Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals - and that Mr Eck had handed over to EU-Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis on 9th of September, 2015, one day before his visit to Romania and meeting with high-ranking Romanian Politicians and Government Officials.
MEP Stefan Bernhard Eck also distributed this report as a brochure to the Members of the 'Intergroup' during their meeting from 8th of October, 2015, which was entirely dedicated to the issue of mismanagement of Romania's stray animal populations.
You can read said report in English, Romanian, and German language on its dedicated page.
Hope for Romanian Dogs' is a joint campaign by Occupy for Animals and Alianta pentru Combaterea Abuzurilor, created in support of the new draft law initiated by Romanian Independent Member of the Romanian Parliament, Remus Cernea, in May 2015.
It includes the report 'The Problem of Stray Dogs in Romania – Between Reality and Fiction, Cruelty and Stupidity, Corruption and Business' - a project initiated by MEP Stefan Bernhard Eck, Vice-President of the European Parliament's Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals - and that Mr Eck had handed over to EU-Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis on 9th of September, 2015, one day before his visit to Romania and meeting with high-ranking Romanian Politicians and Government Officials.
MEP Stefan Bernhard Eck also distributed this report as a brochure to the Members of the 'Intergroup' during their meeting from 8th of October, 2015, which was entirely dedicated to the issue of mismanagement of Romania's stray animal populations.
You can read said report in English, Romanian, and German language on its dedicated page.
Authors
Pia Berrend (Luxembourg)
Founder and Campaign Manager at 'Occupy for Animals'
Claudiu Dumitriu (Romania)
Co-Founding President at 'Alianta pentru Combaterea Abuzurilor' ('Alliance against Abuses)'
'Vice-President at 'National Animal Protection Federation' (FNPA)
Codrut Feher (Romania)
Co-Founding Vice-President at 'Alianta pentru Combaterea Abuzurilor' (Alliance against Abuses)
Andrzej Szczepanek (Poland)
Pharmacologist, teacher, writer at 'Occupy for Animals', editor at 'Multiple Impact'
Founder and Campaign Manager at 'Occupy for Animals'
Claudiu Dumitriu (Romania)
Co-Founding President at 'Alianta pentru Combaterea Abuzurilor' ('Alliance against Abuses)'
'Vice-President at 'National Animal Protection Federation' (FNPA)
Codrut Feher (Romania)
Co-Founding Vice-President at 'Alianta pentru Combaterea Abuzurilor' (Alliance against Abuses)
Andrzej Szczepanek (Poland)
Pharmacologist, teacher, writer at 'Occupy for Animals', editor at 'Multiple Impact'
Research Assistants
Lynne Fourrel de Frettes (United Kingdom)
Research Assistant at 'Occupy for Animals'
Taija Jolanki (Finland)
Founder at 'Alma Help Association' Finland,
Research Assistant and Correspondent at 'Occupy for Animals'
Bianca van der Ree (The Netherlands)
Project Coordinator at 'Occupy for Animals'
Research Assistant at 'Occupy for Animals'
Taija Jolanki (Finland)
Founder at 'Alma Help Association' Finland,
Research Assistant and Correspondent at 'Occupy for Animals'
Bianca van der Ree (The Netherlands)
Project Coordinator at 'Occupy for Animals'
Graphic Design Advisor & Print Coordinator
Erik Treure (The Netherlands)
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- Welcome
-
Homeless
- The Problem of Stray Dogs in Romania - between Reality and Fiction, Cruelty and Stupidity, Corruption and Business
- Problema Câinilor fără stăpan din România, între realitate și ficțiune, cruzime și prostie, corupție și afacere
-
ARTICLES OF INTEREST
>
- Romania's Animal Police, ANSVSA's market stunt to counter their image loss (opens in a new tab)
- Romania - The culture of systemic and institutional abuse funded by EU and taxpayers' money
- (ex) MEP Daciana Sarbu - aka Daciana Ponta - a head with two faces
- ASPA - From Animal Protection to Animal Extermination
- On the Seminar "Stray dogs: present and future" to be held on 3rd of June, 2015 in Iasi, Romania
- Suffering in Romania - The Legacy of Communism
- Romania - the systemic evil of corruption, ignorance and indifference (opens in a new tab)
- The Invisible Rape of Europe
- The invisible rape of Romania - The psychology of violence (opens in a new tab)
- The 'Making the Link' Study
- The Romanian Animal and Human Rights Crisis (opens in a new tab)
- Legal and constitutional aspect of the Romanian animal and human rights crisis (opens in a new tab)
- Romania - The nazification of social relations (opens in a new tab)
- Romanian Mass-Media – Ethics, professionalism and political constraints
- Animal abuse - psychological mechanisms / Abuzul animalelor – mecanisme psihologice
- Stefan Eck calls for resignation of Romanian animal protection authority coordinator
- GUE/NGL speaks out against the killing of stray dogs in Romania
- The current situation
- The position of the EU
- The New Law
-
ACTIONS & PETITIONS
- The Letter & Petition to Commissioner Andriukaitis
- The Petition to the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe, and the President of Romania, to have ALL Romanian FVE representatives excluded from FVE until the cruelties inflicted on Romanian dogs have come to an end
- Federatia Veterinarilor din Europa: Excludeți toti reprezentanții romani din FVE, până când cruzimile asupra câinilor vor înceta