Syracuse Animal Rights Organization supports an end to all oppressions and the liberation of all.
Be sure to stop by and check out our revised website including all of our currently adoptable animals at www.syracuseanimalrights.com
Contact us
..www.syracuseanimalrights.com
NEW EMAIL ADDRESS
[email protected]
Syracuse Animal Rights Organization
P.O. Box 37044
Syracuse, NY 13235
SARO EVENTS:
Short-term Foster care and permanent homes needed!
What: Students buy or take in animals during the school year with little planning in place for summer break or graduation. The burden of all of these abandoned animals on campus at the end of each school year usually ends on SARO's shoulders. SARO is currently seeking foster homes for several kittens. Foster applications are open to everyone. All applications will be reviewed to find safe, reliable temporary homes for our rescued animals. Applications can be filled outonline at : http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pGls_0Ezraftgx5J
mVHW-Vg&email=true .email [email protected] with further questions about our foster and adoption program.
SARO meetings have been rescheduled!
What: General Interest SARO meetings have been changed to fit busy schedules. Meetings will now be held every other week. Everyone is welcome to attend!
When: SARO meeting schedule for the next few months is as follows:
Tuesday Oct. 21st @ 6:30pm
Tuesday Nov. 4th @ 6:30pm
Tuesday Nov. 18th @ 6:30pm
Tuesday Dec. 2nd @ 6:30pm
Where: Panasci Lounge in the Schine Student Center on S.U. campus. Panasci is on the top floor- go up the stairs to the left of the dining hall entrance, or up the elevator to the right of the dining hall entrance. Call Amber at 315-546-5108 if you can’t find us.
Protest Foie Gras!-
The owner of L'adour stated that foie gras makes up less than 1% of his menu sales and if a law was passed he would take it off the menu-let's let them know that they are personally responsible for the cruelty on foie gras farms and that as we saw in the Micheal Vick case, culture is no excuse for animal cruelty! Visit www.nofoigras.org to learn more about foie gras- the delicacy of despair.
What: Hold signs and distribute literature during the busy lunch AND dinnertime hours.
Where: L'adour Restaurant located at 110 Montgomery St. in Downtown Syracuse
When:
Dinnertime Demo: Friday Oct. 10th 6:30-8pm- this protest has been canceled!
Lunchtime Demo: Sunday Oct. 12th 12noon-1pm-
Amber’s Carpool leaves at 11:30AM sharp from the Schine Student Center loading dock(on Waverly Ave.)
Dinnertime Demo: Friday Oct. 17th 6:30-8pm-
Amber’s Carpool leaves at 6pm Sharp from the Schine Student Center loading dock(on waverly Ave.)
Lunchtime Demo: Sunday Oct. 19th 12noon-1pm-
Liz’s Carpool leaves at 11:30AM sharp from the Schine Student Center loading dock(on Waverly Ave.)
*other ways to help if you cannot attend*
Write: L'adour 110 Montgomery St., Syracuse, NY 13202
Call: 315-475-7653 Fax: 315-471-9713
Keep the issue fresh in the mind of L'adour owners a patrons, and make sure you state your opposition to L'adour serving foie gras. Feel free to call, write and email the restaurant letting them know you want foie gras off their menu and you don't plan on giving them business until then.
Protest cruelty to circus animals!
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, the "cruelest show on Earth" is coming to Syracuse, and we need your help to raise awareness about the cruelty and violence that go on behind the scenes at the circus. When Ringling is in your town, it's up to kind people like you to let Ringling know that this cruel show is not welcome! Experts, eyewitnesses, and video footage prove that physical abuse is standard practice for training elephants in circuses.Ringling's trainers have been observed hitting and jabbing elephants, including babies, with sharp steel-tipped rods called "bullhooks." We understand that Ringling causes pain and suffering to animals, but we must share this with others so that they, too, will boycott the circus.
What: Hold signs and distribute literature to circus-goers and passerby about Ringling’s horrible record of animal cruelty and death. Signs and literature provided!
When: Wednesday, October 22, 6pm-7pm
Carpool info: meet Liz at the Schine Student Center loading dock(on Waverly Ave.) at 5:30pm SHARP
Thursday, October 23, 2:30-3:30pm and 6-7pm
Carpool info: Meet Amber at the Schine Student Center loading dock(on Waverly Ave.) at 2pm and 5:30pm SHARP.
Where: Look for SARO near the marquee at the War Memorial at OnCenter, 800 S. State St., Syracuse
SARO vegan Bakesale!
What: Help SARO continue our most costly program- direct animal rescue. Currently, SARO is fostering 14 kittens awaiting adoption. Each week they need food, litter and vet care. Stop by to help sell, or simply drop off a tray of home-baked goodies for us to sell beforehand!
When: Monday Oct. 20th from 10am-4pm
Where: Baked goods will be available for sale in the entrance hall in Marshall Hall on ESF campus. If you cannot help sell but would like to help bake, baked goods can be dropped off at 728 westcott St. on the front porch at any time. Please make only VEGAN baked goods to sell. Popular items are: cupcakes, banana bread, apple crisp, cookies etc. be creative! Please leave a note with ingredients(especially possible allergens such as nuts, coconut etc) and your contact information so we can let you know how it went and to get your baking tin back!
"How C.N.Y. Cat Coalition Helps Cats"
When: Mon. Nov. 10 at 7 p.m.
Where: Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool
Free and open to the public.
Sponsored by People for Animal Rights (PAR).
More info? PAR, P.O. Box 15358, Syracuse 13215-0358, 488-PURR(7877), [email protected]
Humane Society of the United States Syracuse Grassroots Meeting
What: The U.S. Congress and the New York state legislature will be considering legislation that would significantly impact animals, such as a bill to ban canned shoots of exotic animals and a bill to strengthen dogfighting. We want you to know the most effective ways to get involved. Please join us at these grassroots meetings for campaign updates, news
on current events, and more!
When: WED, OCTOBER 22, 2008
Syracuse, NY
Details: http://...com/hsussyr
Visit The Humane Society of the United States website at
http://www.humanesociety.org for current animal protection news, action
alerts, and more ways to get involved!
Empire State Animal Protection Forum(ESAPF 2008)
WHAT: Educational panels, Networking, Animal Care Exhibits
WHEN: Friday & Saturday, October 24-25*
*Preceded by a special two-part Farm Animals Program on Thursday afternoon, October 23 (1:00 pm - 6:00 pm) & Friday morning, October 24 (8:30 am - Noon)
WHERE: Woodcliff Hotel and Spa**
199 Woodcliff Drive - Fairport, NY 14450 (near Rochester)
**The Farm Animals Program will be held at our host shelter, the Humane Society of Greater Rochester | Lollypop Farm, located in Fairport. A tour of Lollypop Farm's state-of-the-art animal shelter will be offered for conference attendees on Friday evening, following a networking reception at the Woodcliff Hotel & Spa.
Download ESAPF registration form at ..
www.nyshumane.org
* * * * Early bird registration rates extended until October 10.* * * *
If you can not come to our meetings and are interested in being involved with SARO, send us an email or message here!
