Dear
Friends and Colleagues:
"It is time for all of us to lift our voices for
those who cannot speak for themselves."

Oreo, an abused dog, was needlessly
killed by the ASPCA.
This beautiful sentiment was written by Gail Longstaff,
the President of No More Homeless Pets of Kansas City, in
support of Oreo's Law. Oreo's Law, named after an abused dog
killed in New York City despite the offer of a No Kill
sanctuary to save her life, will make it illegal for any
shelter in New York to kill an animal when a qualified
rescue group is willing to save that animal's life.
If it succeeds in New York, it could prove to be a model
for the rest of the nation. That is why the most progressive
voices in animal sheltering from around the country are
speaking up in favor of Oreo's Law, including Michael
Mountain, the founder of Best Friends, Bonney Brown, Susanne
Kogut, Mike Fry, and others.
You can learn more about Oreo's Law and read their
letters of support; and you can find out why the ASPCA, the
agency which killed Oreo, is trying to derail this needed
lifesaving reform. Go to my "Oreo's Law" page by
clicking here.
Would you add your voice and speak for the animals?
You can add your comments or send a letter by
clicking here.
Bookstore

Learn more or purchase Nathan's books including
Irreconcilable Differences and Redemption.
Redemption is the winner of USA Book News'
Best Book (Animal/Pets), a Best Book Muse Medallion
winner by the Cat Writers Association of America, a
Best Book nominee by the Dog Writers Association of
America, finalist for the Eric Hoffer Award for
Excellence in Publishing, and winner of a Silver
Medal from the Independent Publishers Association.
It has been called "powerful and inspirational,"
"ground-breaking," and "a must read for anyone who
cares about animals."
The No Kill Blog
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What's New
♦ The big news is, of
course, that my second book Irreconcilable Differences
is now available!
Click here to purchase a copy.
♦ The Encyclopedia
of Animal Rights & Animal Welfare has been recently
updated and expanded to two-volumes. For the first time, it
includes a chapter on the No Kill Movement which I wrote.
Learn more by
clicking here.
♦ Great gifts for the
animal activist and animal lover on your holiday shopping
list.
Click here for the No Kill Advocacy Center's holiday
offerings. You can also
click here for additional suggestions.
♦ You can get a CD
with all of the documents in the Reforming Animal Control
section of the No Kill Advocacy Center website, including
other "How To" manuals, sample flyers, information guides,
and more (click
here to see the list of documents),
a signed copy of Redemption, and a copy of
Irreconcilable Differences in their Reforming Animal
Control/Building a No Kill Community Packet. For more
information,
click here.
Upcoming Appearances
2009 was a banner year: over 4o U.S. cities and
Australia. After a year of traveling all over the U.S. and
abroad, Nathan is staying home for the holidays. Check back
soon and see you in 2010!
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The Examiner
As the San Francisco Animal Shelter writer for
examiner.com, I am writing about local and national news
from a San Francisco Bay Area perspective.
The latest article, SF/SPCA gets it right, is
available here.
Read all the articles by
clicking here.
Animal Wise Radio
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about the No Kill revolution in America. For more
information,
click here.
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