Toronto Tourists Welcome the 'Grim Reapers'

A Ringling Brothers Circus animal handler their legal team of lawyers! Ringling's gang of grim reapers!

This is rad !!!! Great wonderful wicked perfect way to get the word out !! I love how he's dragging around that dead animal ! Shows the real truth right there !!!!!!

The Grims remind me of every "star" I've ever seen in a "What Becomes A Legend Most?" fur ad.

I saw this display when I was walking past the Eaton's Center! LOVED IT! GO PETA!

I just moved to Rock Hill SC and today I saw these articles Animals in shelter don't stand a chance I would like to know how painting vans and talking about reconstructing the Chester County animal shelter is benefiting the animals that are being held in this highkill shelter? You are only able to view the adoptable dogs one day a week and even then most of the time no one is there. Why doesn't the county hire more staff rather than prettying up the building and the vehicles? Appearances are not saving the lives of these poor animals! If it is a matter of budget then why aren't volunteers and rescuers allowed to work at or with the shelter? All the surrounding counties have very effective volunteer programs and are rescue friendly as well. Chester County is not and it doesn't make sense. What are the real priorities here? There are more than enough willing and able volunteers in Chester County to assist in various shelter duties. All the shelter wants to talk about is liability. York County and most other shelters that run volunteer programs require a waiver of liability in order to volunteer. Why would you not want to allow this type of program for Chester County? You are guaranteed to have happier shelter animals higher adoption rates and most importantly lower euthanasia rates. Look at the statistics from last year the numbers are staggering. Don't we owe these innocent animals at least a shot at a real life? Emile Matthews Chester City should enforce animal ordinance In response to the commentary on the death of the puppies living in a wooden box it is completely unacceptable for our community to allow this treatment of animals. Aren't we better than this? Pet owners need to be held accountable. There is more to owning a pet than feeding it and occasionally providing fresh water. The city of Rock Hill actually has an animal ordinance that if enforced by the police department would deter much of the horrible abuse I have seen in our area. It is the duty of the owner to provide proper care. Is humane care and treatment short logging chains that weigh down dogs' necks wooden boxes to contain pets pets exposed to sun in temperatures as high as 100 degrees with an even hotter doghouse near them pets with bloody ears caused by flies eating them pets being forced to live in feces or large dogs stuffed into pens barely able to move their legs? For the majority of the population with any morals or values the answer would be absolutely not. Rescue groups in the area have worked diligently to spay and neuter over 1000 animals in the past five months built fences for pet owners whose dogs were chained and provided food for pet owners in need. But we can't solve the problem alone. We need a combined effort from the Rock Hill police and animal control in enforcing existing ordinances. Animal control has only six officers to cover all of York County and it would help tremendously if the city police would assist in enforcement. Alicia Schwartz Rock Hill