美国动物保护法发展3（United States Animal Protection Act 3）.docVIP

美国动物保护法发展3（United States Animal Protection Act 3） The early history of the animal protection movement in the United States (1866-1975) - (source: For the Prevention of Cruelty) 4 initial activities (Continued) After receiving public recognition and support, the animal protection organization launched a new campaign. Driving the welfare of horses is a very attractive one. Before the popularity of automobiles, almost all of the transportation in large American cities depended on horses. Both buses, garbage trucks, and freight cars were powered by horses at the time. There are a large number of carts, and the price is quite cheap. In order to make more money, drivers tend to carry cars too much and do not wish to give them time to rest. City dwellers are often seen dead by the wayside. The animal protection organization first targets the buses and wagons that are most responsive to public reaction. They began many forms of activities, including direct intervention, litigation, public advocacy, resistance, and legislation. Mr. Bo leather first and other animal protection people in the city also took to the streets, the unloading carriage requirements overload part of goods. Most of the dealers are reluctant to spend money on lawsuits, although there are some rebound. And they also know that if consumers start resisting, they can cause huge economic losses. Caroline White and others encouraged consumers to consider whether they abused horses when choosing a carriage. Animal activists to distribute handbills on the street, seeing the accused those who pulled the car but did not take it seriously overwhelmed the horse dying passengers, and unscrupulous dealers. In the face of the threat of car boycott by consumers, a number of big cars in Philadelphia and New York have made gestures and announced more humane load standards. To win the trust of the masses, Philadelphias largest car dealer also invited Ms. SPCA, Philadelphia (referred to as WPSPCA, a branch of PSPCA led by C